https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d92d34a4f7c9b22c534205a543bc2064.pdf a663331038e7c444766be74f89efab93 PDF Text Text 12- Thr Deily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Sept. IJ. I97J ELBERFELD SHOP AND SAVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM A A E~ AT VOL. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. I07 JUNIOR-PRETEEN-MISSES-HALf SIZES. MELTON-SUEDE-WOOL-POLYESTER-FAKE FUR-SKAI PRINTZESS COAT TRUNK SHOWING AND SALE VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI) ~ Goverrunl!ll\ an!l pro-Conunu· nlst Pathet Lao negotiators, shaking hands and clicking ehampagne glasses, signed a peace pact today to end more than 10 years of war in the Kingdom of Laos . Diplomats from the United States, China, North Vietnam I!Dd South Vietnam witnessed the brief, five-minute . ceremony at the home of Prince Souvanna Phowna, the 72-year-old Laotian prime minister. "With your support this agreement has been signed," Souvanna said to the diplomats. "I hope all friendly governments w!U support us after this war." Ngone Sananikone, the g<~verrunent's chief negotiator and Gen. Phourt Stpaseuth, th; top Pathet Lao representative, signed the accord at precisely 9:40 a.m. . on the advice of Souvanna 's personal astrologer. The peace pact, penned under an oil portrait of 66-yearPEPPING UP THE FANS~ Southern Tornado reserve •. old King Savang Vatthana, provides for the third attempt cheerleader Cheryl Larkins peps up the fans at the annual "Meet the Tornadoes" night at Southern Stadium Thursday ·· at a Laotian coalition government in 20 years. night. Approximately 100 Tornado fans turned out for the 'Previous coalitions formed activities that included a performance by the Southern band, in 1954 and 1962 broke down ~ach Bill Jewell's introduction of the players, and a giant when leftists and rightists .bonfire. The Southern cheerleaders, both varsity and failed to work together in this .•reserve, were on hand to get the fans In a fighting spirit for mountain kingdom of 2.5 the .Tornadoes' home opener tonight against underdog million. Hannan Trace, beginning at 8 p.m. - Picture by Denny The Pathet Lao and SouvanFobes. Mr. Douglas Lang of the Prlntz~ss Coat Company Will Be On Hand F~lday and Saturday With The Complete Line of Famous Prlntzess Coats, Let Mr. Lang Help You With Your Selection For A Perfect Fit ; •• and Save 20% On All Special Orders Souvanna Mediates Agreement SouvaMa, Who mediated the agreement, told newsmen he hoped the new coalition would · be formed before Oct. 10. Wages, overtime block settlement DETROIT (UPI) ~ The size of the wage ltike and the key non-economic issue of voluntary overtime separated Chrysler Corp. and the United Auto Workers from a strike-averting contract settlement, with the walkout se I for one minute before midnight tonight. A lengthy bargaining session Tecumseh content, at last determine the river's suitability for federal status. Canoe trips, riverside hikes and aerial photo missions were made. Finally designation was approved, leaving the .Utile Miami under the mantle ol official federal prote<(lion. By DAVE BOWRING Dayton Dally News (Written fur United Presslntemaliona)) --- ~- Tecumseh would-have-liked· this~ -' , .~. · The Shawnee Chief, who grew up in the Indian town of Piqua, spent many happy days along the Little Miami River from the present site of Cincinnati upstream to Xenia. Recently, the U. S. Department of the Interior designated the Little Miami a part of the. federal Wild and Scenic Rivers systems, preserving it for present and future generations. The move culminates an effort which began in the mid· 1960s to protect the Little Miami from encroaching in· dustrial and residential construction. Tecumseh's intentions, while directed towards uniting all eastern Indians against the whites, also sought io retain this land for the future. 'l'he young chief dreamed of uniting all the tribes, from Canada to F1orida, against the encroaching white man. Tecumseh saw the whites as foes who would kill off the game, hack down the forests, and make life unbearable for the red man. But Little Miami, Inc. succeeded where the Shawnees failed. The citizen organization, headqua~red in Lebanon, has for years fought tooth and nail with gravel removers, Industrial dumpers, and Corps of Engineers dammers who would use the river as a renewable resource. In 1966, largely through the efforts of LMI, the Little Miami heca{Jle Ohio's first state scenic river. In doing so the river became a model for Michigan resource planners then considering a similar program In the Wolverine state. Studies were made by Vlll'ious federal agencies to -~--~~--~-~~~~---~--------~--~~~ Hap pies Panty Hose ! · Wintuk Knitting Yarn I · 100 per cent orion acrylic - machine 1 \Save during our Fall selection of shi!des. .4 pairs for Sale. Big .$ 300 washable and dryable. Reg. $1 :39 large 31/:i oz. skein - 4 ply. -Sale 99c ...._.._..._, - - - - - - -.......~-~· ~-~---~--~·1-......... ~~-~-----------.._.--------_.._ Mens andKnit Shirts COATS AND JACKETS Boys juvenile sizes 2 to 12 · regular sizes 6 to I and Sweater Sets 20. I SizesShirt small, medium, large and extra large . Mens and Boys f\Aens sizes 36 to 54. Corduroy · nylons · nylon and cotton blends · denims · wool plaids. Plenty of Snorkel Jackets. A truly .e xcellent selection of styles , colors and sizes. Friday and Saturday At Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street WESTERN SHIRTS Perfection Gas and Fuel Oil 10.95 Shirts Sale 8.77 9.95 Shirts Sale 7.77 Blue Denim Cuffed Jeans Fashion flare leg jeans · 26 inch flare . wide cuffed bottoms. Sizes 29 to 38 waist . lengths 29 1o 34 . Friday · Saturd01y Sale · ____ - '749 __ _..._.._.. ·Space Heaters Good selection of sizes and models _____ All At Sale Prices Now """_...__.. ~-- -- CANTON, OHIO - A RESEARCH VETERINARIAN here said Friday he has developed a new cattle feed supplement which could triple the beef or milk yield. J. B. Davidson said the greatest asset of his new feed, when mixed with corn stalks, Is that 11 provides a balancid living environment for the tiny bacteria which break dOwn cellulose In three of the cow's four stomachs. · · "II •s just a matter of keeping those little rascals alive and workln~ good," he said, "In order to ~eep the 'bugs' happy you have to have just the right condition.' Davidson's product, soon tO bo patented, Is called CUslom Agri:Blend. Sale on The Third Floor Young Mens $8.95 ,.,__.:. ___ ___ Sale Prices uwrangler" Permanen1 press western style shirts with long sleeves. Excellent patterns. Neck sizes 14 1/ 2 to 17. Sleeve length 32 to 35 inches. Snap front · 3 snap cuffs. By United Pressiniematlonal SCATTERED SUPERMARKETS HAVE BEGUN raising certain heel prices at the end of the first week of freely fluctuating retail prices. But other grocers have dropped prices, and Ln Washington the Agriculture Department 'released a report indicating beef supplies will be more plentiful for consumers· in the weeks ahead . The report said ranchers in seven major bce!.producing states had 6 pet. more cattle and calves being fattened for slaughter than during the same period a year ago. The surplus of beef could affect consumer prices, b.ut for the present, the situation lacked a clear trend. Many New York food stores have towered beef prices since the goverrunent ceiling was lifted four days ago, but some corporate grocery firms elsewhere announced Increases Thursday. . . Sale ___..,..Prices- .... Sale Prices ~...__._.._...,__,_.. Kroehler Living Room Suites Includes entire stock of Kroehler Living Room Suites . Sofas · Ch.alrs Love Seats . Hlde-a,Beds. An excellent. selection - all at sale prices now. NEW YORK - ~'ORMER A'ITORNEY Goneral. John N. Mitchell tried to subpoena se~t presidential lope recordings 'lbursctSytO Ulf In hill forthcominK perjury~nsplracy trial . The White Houae promptly asked goverrunent attorneys to light the aubpoena . Mitchell's defense at\Ornay, Peter Fleming Jr., asked for any tapes ol converutlona that might have occurred re~ard­ lnghil client's caee between Nov. lllld Jan. 31. The request was unlike othl!r requestl, which have cited particular single dates. ThornliB J. Edwardl, chief of the U, S. attomefs criminal divillon In New York, called the su~poena a "broQd.-anging !Continued on page 10 -------------.-------- ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' I< '" ' The river is itself a study in natural beauty and varlatlon .lt changes from a narrow, roarlng chute of water nell!' Clifton (a section called the Nmows), to a slower, meandering stream northeast of Cincinnati. It is considered by many to .be Ohio's cleanest stream. canoeists, fishermen and hikers value the river and Its belt of green foliage. A plan drawn up by LMI calls for a system of hiking and bicycle trall8, off-the· water campsites, and environment-saving access points for boaters. . An unusual added bonus for anglers on the Little Miami are the occasional Iunl\er muskles caught there. State· planted muskelunge rdlea'sed In Cowan Lake in years past, have found their way down Cowan Creek, a Little Miami tributary, and Into the river. Smallmouth bass fishermen, equipped with light spinning tackle and·small lures, have come to respect the heavyweight muskies which hit their baits like no bass ever could. Scenic river designation halts several miles north of the river's meeting with the mighty Ohio River, mainly due to substandard housing found along the river near Cincinnati. Officials of LM! say attempts will be made to rectify the situation so that the river's entire length can he protected. The UtUe Miami lies within an easy drl~e of 3.5 million people, while over 10 milllon live within a half-day's drive. These are the people who will reap long-term benefits from the preservation of the Little Miami River. Tecumseh would have liked that. Dancers wanted ews .. in .Briefs!· for '73 musical sleeves - Permanent press. Regular price $6.95 to $16.95. All famous brands. Friday and Saturday ----------------·-------.--~_.._..,.. I •• -~:;:;:;:;:::::::~:::::::::::::::::::t;:::::::::::::;:::::::::::~::::::::::!:=!:~~:::x~::::~::::::~::=:~-::::::::::::::::::::~;: 1 Long .... Registration for teen dance lines In the annual fall musical of the Big Bend Minstrel Association is underway. Costuming for the 20th an· nual show to be staged at the Meigs High School In November has been purchased from a Cincinnati costume corhpany. Sponsoring this year's show again are the Meigs Band Boosters. Persons wishing to register for the dance lines may call Mrs. Robert Buck; 992..1833; Mrs. James Soulsby, 992-2377, or Mrs. Bob Hoeflich, 992-5292. BOWLERS TO MEET The Pomeroy Men's Bowling Association will meet at I :30 p.m. Sunday at the Pomeroy Bowling t.anes. LOCAL TEMPS The 18mpera~ure In downtown . Pomeroy · •t 11 a.m. Friday was 87 degrees, under cloudy aides. .-.., NOW YOU KNOW Men's senae of stneU Is keener when he Is hungry. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Fair Sunday and rala likely Munday then <learl~g Tue1day. High temperature In the upper 60o and 'lower 7011 . Lowa ·at nigh I In upper 40• and lower 50s. gel chlll'ge Laotiano!flclalll said the new of five ministries apiece In the accord provides for : new government with two posts - A council made up of 42 going to "nonpol1Uca1" figures. members .from OOth sl~s to enforce the peace agreement and mediate outstanding Issues. - A cease-fire with 27 speci· lied "hot spots" to be neutral· Ized and then eventually pacified through mediation. - Withdrawal of all foreign troops within 60days, includlng American military adviaers, Thais and North Vietnamese. The sec'llon would presumably put an end to Hanoi using the Ho Chi Minh trail to ferry supplies and men Lnto So~h Vietnam. ~Return of all prisoners of war. Several hundred Amerl· cans are still officially missing in Laos and it Is not known whether any are being held. Weather Showers ending tonight becoming partly cloudy Saturday. Low tonight in !he 50s. High Saturday In upper 60s tO mid 70s. TEN CENTS: ~~W/,.;;:;~;;:-.:;,;-z..:::::~X!:::~::07..:;tR/.:W4W. na 'uuppo~rs will Prince Souphanouvong. head of the ?athet Lao and Souvanna's half-brother , missed the ceremony , remaining at Sam Neua, leftist headqua~rs 30 miles from the North Vietnamese border. "There will be difficulties ahead," Souvanna predicted. "I hope my compatriots will accept this protocol which will lead to the end of the war and the beginning of national development and reconstruclion." · PHONE 992-2156 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1973 . d Laos peace Slgne SAVE 20% ON A NEW FALL COAT. OUR ENTIRE STOCK IS INCLUDED • X~V t»fl:~";:;.;o).::;.;:~.:;:-:;:.:::::-.::vi'F.t$:;%::::o.:t.t~~ Autos m·. collist•on Moderate tO minor damages and no personal injuries were reported by Meigs County Sheriff's deputies who in· vestlgated a two<ar collision on CR 7 and CR 60 In Rutland Thursday aftemoon. ., They said a car driven by Michael L. Lambert, Rt. I, Rutland, headed west on CR 7 went left of center In a curve at the junction of CR 7 and CR 60. Lambert's auto hit an eastbound vehicle driven by Myrtle M. Gardner, also of Rt. I, Rutland. • The Lambert auto had . moderate damage, Gardner's only minor. No citation was. issued. that began Thursday morning ended shortly before midnight: The talks were continuing toUay at 9 a.m. The break In talks on the eve of a possible strike indicated the' negotiators felt they were so close to settlement that they can avoid a marathon session~ or so far apart that around tlie clock bargaining would serve no purpose. The beginning of the news blackout Thursday night did not necessarily mean there will be a settlement tonight, one company official pointed out, "but it probably means we won't gei a strike." If there is no agreement by midni&hl. 127,500 U.S. . and canadian Chryaler~worllen w\11 walk off their jobs, ending 11\'o years of Industrial labor peace. Almost 90,1100 Chrysler workers are located in the Detroit area whicb would be hit hardest by a strike. Chrysler reportedly is ready to settle the entire wage and fringe benefits package at a point above the 6.2 per cent limit set by Phase IV guldeli1Continued on p~ge 10 Pomeroy cable cut Meigs County was virtually isolated early today when a cable on Mulberry Ave. in Pomeroy owned'by the General Telephone Co. of Ohio W88 severed at 6:30 p.m. With the exception of o,ne line to Gallipolis, the county was without any long distance service and numerous Mulberry 'Ave. subscribers were without any service at all, telephone officials said. Repair is in progress. SEOEMII CALLED The SEOEMS was called Thursday at 6:03 . p.m. to Middleport for Aaron Davis who had fallen at home. He was laken to Veterans Memorial Hospital BOOSTERS TO MEET The Meigs Band Boosters will meet Monday, Sept. 17, at 7:30p.m. in the music room at the high school. ' GYU WHAN LEE OF WASHINGTON STATE has begun . his duties 88 psychologist for the Meigs County schooLs. Lee, a Korean by birth, became a United States citizen on Dec. 3, 1971. Mr. and Mrs. Lee and their three children are residing in Midilleport temporarily. · Gordon Proffitt and Paul contests. No action was takerr . Sellers were employed as full on either. time school bus drivers in Bus driver Earl Cross met' order1 to provide additional with the bolll'd to discuss hta transportation for the district's route, ,and it was decided tO kindergarten children by the paint the Portlanll School Southern Local School District auditorium. Board of Education Thursday night. The board recessed unW 7:30· The board named Karen p.m. next Tuesday. Attending J~hnson of Racine as a kin· were board members David dergarten helper and the Nease, Dennie Hill, Clar~ resignation· of Bernice Levacy · Lawrence, ·Citatlea Pyles and as a contract bus driver waa Grover Salser, Jr.: Supt. Bob accepted. The. Best Office Ord, Principals Jim Adams, Machine Co., Belpre, was Larry Wolfe, Bill Bahr, James designated to service the Wickline, and Robert Beegle; machines of the Business chirk Nancy Carnahan: Office Education Dept. These William Downie, Jr., president other matters were reviewed: of the Southern Local - Custodial services for Education Association, and school functions. several bus drivers and ~Issuance of passes to all parents of children at the Portschool personnel for all athletic land School. Cox accepts court's plan WASHINGTON (UP!)~ The U.S. Court of Appeals has proposed that President Nixon and Special Prosecutor Ar· chibald Cox settle the Issue of the President's Watergate tapes between themselves "without the need for a con· stitutional ruling." Cox is willing. The President hasn't replied. TI1e seven appeals judges pro(Xlsed In a suprlse move Thursday that Cox, the Presi· dent "or his delegate," and the President's lawyer, Charles Alan Wright, review the tapes and try to reach agreem~t on turning portions of them over to a grand jury. If such a .voluntlll'y agree- ment were reached, neither the appeals court nor tbe Supreme Court would have to decide the major constitutional issues rllised by the case~whether a president . can withhold in· formation from a ~imina! inquiry, the extent of his right to official privacy and even the extent of the power of the courts over him. them privately with Nixon. Cox quickly expressed willingness to try the court's pro(Xlsal- which was in the form of a non-binding memorandum. "I shall, of course, be more than glad to meet with the President, or his delegate or . any of his attorneys in a sincere effort to pursue the Court of Appeals' suggestion to · a mutually satisfactory concluMeanwhile, Senate sion," Cox said . Watergate conunittee chair· man Sam J. Ervin Jr., who Is The President's deputy seseeking the same tapes in a cretiry, Gerald L. Warren, separate court suit, said Thursday would only say : Thursday night In Newark, "The White House received the Del., that he would be willing to memo, and the White HQuse compromise by having three counsel's ofllce Is studying the conunittee members listen to · memo.'' · The court asked the parties to reply no later than next Thursday whether iu proposed · approach "has been fruitful." ., "If the President and the special prosecutor agree as to the material needed for the grand jqry's functioning, the national interest will be served," it said. "At the same time, neither the President nor the special proaecutor would ln any way have 3urrendered or subverted the principles lor which they have contended." If the parties do not agree, the court 88ld, It will decide the conlltitutional Issues. But It expressed hope these at leallt would be narrowed. Parents urged to return medical form By George Hargravea,Supl. Meig1 Local School Dl1trfct Last week I wrote ahout the emergency medical ' treatment form that was sent home w,lth each student. It Is along form required by a new law. It Is difficult to complete. Believe me, we are ali having proble!Tl8 with it. Part I is to be completed, If you are giving per. mission. Part lila to be completed if you do not give· permission. Please complete Part I OR Partii.' DO NOT complete both of them. If you complete Plll't I, you must have a witneSs sign the form . Remember, complete only Part l OR Part II . We are sorry ahout the d.ilflcultieslnvol ved In this matter, but we must coinply with the laY!. Plei!Se, do your best to cooperate In comple~ng the form correctly and returning it to us quickly , · · The bridge at Langsville has been opened to autOmoblletr.tflc but school busea cannot use it. The Opening of the bridge to cars ~s helped to reduce the traffic on the aecondary road1 that OW' buses must travel. We dO llrongly appeal for safe driving on !,heae roada where our bUHi do not always go in such 11\lmbettaa now. We look fQI'Ward to the repatr ·and complete reopening of thlllmportant bridge . Riding a school bua should, and mUll be, a safe 'thing to do. Each parent arid' ' each student can contrlbut• to this goal. The parent should Inform the student clearly that the student's conduct on the bus must be such as to not distract the driver's attention from the road and traffic. The student must conduct himself or herself on the bus so that the driver can give full attention to the ever present hazards outside the bus . Safety on the bus begins at home . It h88 to do so. One driver wlth sixty plus students on the bus must have this home cooperation. · · THE SCHOOL ADMINJSTRA TION intends to see that bus conduct doesn't produce safety problems for the driver. We will do what is necessary to attain this goal. It sometimes means excluding one or more students from the bus for a brief time or for a long time. II that is required, it will be done. It has. been done In the past, and agaln just recently . · · We don'tllke to deny transportation to a student. This causes problems for parents and the school alike. However, safety on the bus comes first . It will continue to be our objective. We look forward to the SQpport of each parent in pursuing our common. goal of making riding on a school b~s a safe thing to do. 11le plan that governs school finance In Ohio Is grounded In what is called the State School Foun· dation Program. This program requires accurate tabulation and reporting of many vital bl18 rl. in· formation. One time during each year is designated as thla "count time." We .b.ave to count and r~t hoW many students we ,have, how many teachers, how many buses, how many bus riders, how ll)8ny miles the buses drive In a day, how many student. in special progra!Tl8, and so ·on for many other "how many's ." This special counting time Is the first fuU week In October.' This year that will be October 1..'1 . All this information, once collected, muat be placed on the proper forms, signed by thf epeci!led officlola and be sent to the State DePIIrtment of Education by October 15. That Is a key date In the school business. It's THE big report day for all schools in Ohio. Allstate funds are calculated 01) the data In these reports .' NEWS & NOTES ~ This cooler fall weather hal been a blessing to all in our classrooma - Watch out lot kids along the road side on foggy morninp - If you have questions about school, call the princtJ)il]at school - The price bulge conUnuet1 to hit schooLs lnd sehool employees 88 It does everyone elae - A real shortage of paper Ia developing - Ditto 111d mimeograph paper Ill becoming scarce and the price Is golng only one way - We are ei:perll1"clng 110111t shortages of certain canned good& for our nine cafeterllls ~ Our enrollment 18 holdln& at a ftcurt just short of 3,000- The adult mining prOI(rllll Ia now under way at the lhop and cla811'oom in the PC11181'0Y Junior High building - The .Baird of Eduolllon moved to purchase three bUH• at the Iaiii meeiiiiii We need ai least three buses each year Ill caniplll8 replacement of aU~ every nine y•n - We In working on plana lor an audton ol IIIIUIId IICbool . equipment, furniture, etc. - Mort •bout u.t la18r ;... 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Antitber I!Q\~ b:lllle. in \"qiau., . ld ~ • 1•~. too. but it~ ~lO.IIoffll str.tinll *"' mlllt i>bi'! a 1ow>er to tum NW( ~\W I~ lXVft" of \\ 11$'- tN'dali.'d <\lii\'WS!ltms Ill • IA>mt1 C\lurt • wfk1 11\l\lkltMt ~ If~)' C\lUkl ~ &1\'(!n 1 thf s~ial $~~tart of stat~ hu bee~~ coovicltll. aod bi< $1:1~ ~ i:S llll!llier Uldlctmoeal c\noOtec prominent Rep~~bliellt , ~ Gross, 000! "'n fur litl- U . Sf11ate. C1ltill' no lf,bQ f - trill tbll ht lfOIIkl •bilk: . by all)' "dl.ollntth ,, !ugh ('\1W1 rub.ng, ~ t~ ~ • -.Mfiniti~ !\~saki : :· " lf Pr~tl - " B)'Ttlt, lite (ll.rrlet- l)f ~lie hopes ha:$ ~ttl arlit'J' - at 1\tll lwtC pllftt. Hi:l.. ~-·~ Cape May _.,.u,~ u. R..,, Charles Sullman. perenn~a.l ~ lor IUz.b olli~. n 'll "nmine btu. any IIWll u..:, cltaos ol St& Gi., 's )'tllQw aiM! 'litile tflll ""'s ""' .Langsvill Nl", llftd N'rs. ~ CVIH' lit ~li!Stl<e_~, Midi. spent ~he qet l\llll wJih 6JIIN ~ and lhty ·~ lilt 1l'tddi1ll of tlltl:r ~· Salllnlay at Pllint Pl<elanl, W. Va. Nr. and il.trs. l.m:)1 Ban- rttumred llllnw, allH' ~ 10~-.liooillcaDd~ a\ t\lnlbKiaDd L.Ue, and~ Hullw _, ~ ~~y, Thty \-lsi~ Nr. and-Jl!le Plllllips and . ~ at, 0.~ N'r. and urs. llni!!!t ~ hlt&Nrs,htJ~-~ Ill lbtir .._ ill~. fb.. thee ... ~ aM~$ ·S~~"l a mllllth malm$. Nn. 'ri!JIIi ~~- Uq., ~ ~ pill(@ in ~. ll'. \'a. 1lblia - f'nltty. Uf:. aad Nn. BIW Qd.. A Gift FOI" All &.son..~ ftllla~ and ~ Qf Sreaman. Oblo $1N)I Sonda_~ lrilll lwtlll!llb;er )Jrs.. .~ 8ilrr, nu- 8llrr <II Ott Hill, ud am cl ~lkll l>l Refundable tax idea dud artlllniY bt liUf!ldent gT(MIIId to eommence lmpochmenl tnet:t:lin&l. '. lmpNdunent is a JltiK'C'$8 ~rtily wlloUSl' Ill' , IlK£ .FfiJ, ."ll.Jll'lR IIiASH I 'GTO. I Pl l ~ Uenl N' ,n• trial ball\loo ~Y a tl!f'IIPOCV)' , a.nd 1¥.1~ ~. b;.~ in inmnto tans Mil ..-l\'<'d !k) IW'I,'llti~ 1 r\ll:eptioo in t\lngm;s it may 11<1\"<T b. r-ro olllgaln. R.,oooimns and ~n1<1a11ts ~ tilt UtNmting crolllllti"" af 00111 lhi' llGw;o! lllld 111e ~.. upr~lSt'd st~1 lllld ll\!SIW~\' to UK- ~ af <~tph\lnlllll ~ spending <:a ()leiIS <~Ill Ill the ~" tbtGill\h t~mJl(lrarilr highwtalli\. ,u autlln<'d to npo.rt~rs llnrsday by il'ilxoo ~ ,..h-i.ow l\ll'J\in R. Liaird, . fn. l'\llt,. hn rill'S lor indi,'idual.s and ~'t\S woo.ld be \k'!)l!{-ed by tO per eent-fw Ref.l!. Evans --.'lMIII.-o lX' extended to lllllrey. bas ~ ll.nd ~mt Is a (MIH '"'Ill~, a S1 . tax b1U 'll'llUid ~ S11l0. In ~or 10..- )'tW$. 1thect From bi.s b."'spilal Artansu &<!d at &n inllexi~ ~ per l'i!nt. The a-edit, pe.nuitling busia.ssoes rosu~ lroru~ !Ut'.S oftd i per Nfll. I'll lite t'l)!i Ill new ~t, is a ~ Ill l»ts!"""'S ~ "'-min linlfs .lite u- 1ibM 1M t'l'\liiOillY is besoel with inll&tll'll, ' J.,ajj;d said ~'NISS 'll'llUid oot ill' ~ to ad llllil na1 yew, ~ &Glib Ulal u... I'F'ddeol ICilUld e\w )ln.1fli'J!le A nath>e llf ~be fi!Ut stat\11 medil'fl .M tile ~sb),ery of the Sdala Valley lht "rire-modenl.or ; Re''· ~~ T. Mams Gro1"'PQf1. stllli.'d ckrt; Rev. W. Jaot <M ll!'.yerly, ~ fl!kor &lain~ Hamri ltoust. Jatksoolllwn:Fa~nuount, vire n>Odet all!r olthe S)-oool o( ~ CG\~ut; Rtv. Evu Q. F\sMr., 1\ytsrnt'"'' b 5 and Rev. l.a ~rtnce C\l~l\J uler , tnmlm! Ill lbe ~ ol ~hi! CbnMl!L 4lilmi he December 1st lrtlnllln l)i$trict Ranger T. Allan Woller said today, ndo)', Sept. 17 will • th~ last day the was: Vtsu ,,ius Boat Dock, Oa k llill Cll!npground and Two Points lln!l will be open to the public: for this season. Iron Ridge Campground and the Furna~ Picnic Area will llXl!t ~ws l!OUkl ~1M ~open year-roWtd. rd\indll>k. lU inat p 1 iiCiliiS An Urlier release said that 1111 infla~ form Ill · persons with rented boat stalls o.mpublry :sa~ but as a ~ lla\'e lo remove their tat m-. ptn and Wnp1e boats by September 17. U\111 Elpn,_.. 9 l&ir:ia H.,..,,'ef, according lo Wolter, His Srnatt tt.'lllllfrpan, F\.. lhis deadline has been exlllDl'\' Qomzui,ttll!' Chairman ~eel to· Dec. I in order that ~.U B. too&, :o-ta., ex- li.shermen can ta.ke advantage ]nss:d ~Ill the fav<rable fall (ishing. " I · nuld nol. haft all)r Woller said thai boats can be ~ !bat it .rouJd be IIStd . on the lake after tt'lwildllotlle~wbtll December I tiut lhey must boe the' lime came abool, • he said lllken -out alter each use. ..,. ~be •"1\'flmllabho" tax, AMlr !t.t. Burns, dairman w: fn. a't'll!lil! nen. l'fN 'll'llUid do oodtin& •bltl lllis )'\W's in&tkln. Some ~ inllatioo ('.allip;ll i•, Rev. Hu&h Bean !mm, lrill Ill' in.<ltalkd 1M """' ~ Prest!~ at in 'll'llUid ~tetumed to tupa,}-en 11'ithinil'f\'31, probabl,v 11\rougb D. l\t Ub, 1>-Atl,, thairH - \1'1,.1'$ a rti1\lo.'1lart in pa)'dwd: 1l'ltb- man of lllldMten:sCM ilteedldatN., hill<ing. 1 st.al\'mft\1 · · · lit NiJ!>a ~ R~ red' to Laird said 1'\ilroft is ~ "u.naltuably $\IN'ettdering n.gnS11ooal --~ -~ C\1lli!T'I!SS k>r aulharicy !» raisaeo Ill' li.\'11\'r poWU"tolls.lht '~ttu · ~ inwstn""t tu cr-edit. oow cmtit rate. Mills al!o $lid~ imagintd ~~\'a counmus - -.-11- ~ltd l r-eco~triflll fNm ba!'k <urg!ty, · 'Rtl', Wllb01t ~~· ~' rould stand a stimulus, lite IOOnoeY 'SOCII ~1100. Presbyter Boat deadline ... 1.1( 1M ~l ll!st "" lllld a Enrollment in Tti~•. Y ~ore college course is extended · bmtr ~ilun (OlE ~~ is bill« llf OOUt ~ Do! wped as ~ill' as .... ~~~~~ ~ ,~~~· T:U.ES BR&\Ii: DOWN tile House YO ·GS'roW< , Qlt~ Banting Clvnmilh!oe Utlt too (UPII - Tltl.b bel'll·ff.ll ofibe burden o( lighting driUa~ Vnaad••• mlrlt inflaiiM bad bl!e.a pl1. 00 the ~ a.!. IW bl!oatd tl Fed'S ~:ary )!lllicy,leading t.dlltoalloe $1111~ • • .. 00 tigbt mmey and bea\0)' inbhl..- Tltilt'lldl,y ai&lt """' nlfs, and not ftiCUgh u.. .vw..,-tn ~- ~. ~ btnle ""' In policy. 1\ss...,iatlo.a rd1nd to Bums' complaiN. <lillY have atJ;illili ~ 11'fill ~ ... :spum:d N'aon b) placale his liriab 11'ithut tt'jU'tSU· ad\0\ser by suggesting that he t&tins fntm lb sl&t.e · wasatleast oonsiderilg Bums' usodati•a IIR.$•at, T•t tu ideas. !dtMI ID r.laillk'd H w1lllkl l\s recently as Monday, in his ba•'< ho ~ -~ 1ill utra !'pedal stale of the' Union tint n•ia...-tGIWI t111 ~ Ni.mn said, t1This millloa Oollan ho ~t 8dmlnistratkln cootinues , its 51rik~ *mallds M-ang ~lion lo a tax- in- RIO GRANDE ~ Enrollment ti me for the Real Esiate Finance course being offered this quarler at Rio Grande . College has been extended to Tuesday, Sept. 18. Dr. Herman L. Koliy, executive vice president of the college, said the course has been changed from Monday to Tuesday from 6:30 till 9:30 p.m. with Hugh Grahlllll, Jr., secretary • treasurer of the Gallipolis &!vings and Loan Co., inStructor. ' ~~' ~...~~~~~~~~~~~ The te'n.week cour5e is one of four real estate courses ~~~~...~...~....~~~~~...~~~...~~~~~~'~'%~'<&~ required by ihe Ohio Real Estate Commission lor a Broker's license . Persons interested In taking Real Estale Finance can bJ IK~ . register .lor the ten-week Thllr'Sdlcy n almost n'IJOI'h'd lht goodies consumed at a course at Rio Grande College fanllly picnic inc:lul!l:d salad, a ~lalrle, soft drinb and fried when the class meets Tuesday, dtil<nn. Septem~r 18, at 6:30 p.m. In Mil a fn pages O\~ theN .n .s ilw report af a wedding ill a Allen Hall on the Rio Grande ·murclt t11a1 bad 11tfi dt:t:u at<!il 'lilb pi!* llntl 'IIIIii.e beaus. College campus. Flvlunatdy, 00111 sills..-. :a.A\Iebeoded befcre IN! page;; lln&ll,v l1\'ril ''>Mt" .rudl Is g<Nd becav.se bad lhey not been txlm?d~ to lnm dtimn and Pnt and 'llllile bows, we ~bl)l ~ ha\'< bear sMI {but oot by a ClF1lle1'11). ' ~ the -day after . . . I l\IYBE llllSO-'IE isgny..,tlloldqebut w-e lite it&ll)'n)': A~ IIOOllln t~~lm!d lbe OJD\'I!nl wboib' dedial~ Ill ~ bri¢ge_ &tam. is allo'lli~ci· ~ ~ ~ by lht .mlwr $4idliar. Site. ns Warmed of Mr,s. lblt Prilly and Mr:i, ~ ~ t::IJwtbes ber ~ .rudl U.:luoXd lhal !be-"~ be permlnm to sas two .'ltrl!y ' ' c-~ illl Mrs:. Ill f'!!il•!Wjlria lDll OiriMtli 11U'Ih at tbe. \!!nd ilof &dt 111-,_r period. Ekir-• Bw\', ~-.d IP:s ;e lnlil liii Wild AI. tbe fl¥1 ol bet' lll'.ll. l~ yws :she luld Iter: ~, "Bed lllvil wide """"~ ill ~ lwd." ~- lil!ld Mn:,. Coli cm.y . ~Btbas~'!!lye~JN: · ~rtll~pa l,!be,....ll<1ber .11i1Pftiu a.IIIIS(I<It loao;re rrelunveil 11«»<e il.l'lu :asaf:Wk'rll>llr.wau~ -bot~~' ''Fc!old bad." ........ 'l!e-u da..'I'S unti;oQ · - ~·- ( . ,...., '"""'"" I :!'9115 pu:s :u. Sbe 1.... lbe moU.eJ" ~ .R~. 8\-.r& is • OJliiSilt li'l· ~1 . . ·.'' ' ~·~ """' ~ :tO ~ iWn. C.. M. YdJ~. -Wt.U,'' n:pliN lite ,p d mnibor~ . ''li 'UbN11iDlle. .......,,. Cb:ml ~ •d ~ ..... !i.lr:$. 1'ed ~ All l"C~ bl!e.a ~ ttmpbiftn8 ~~ ~etth " toll ->=rdl. ~- ~ • lbrt - "" 1M' · · o.-an Falllilr~ ITQm UC.. IXH'OO ~'QW lbeopf/~l~Sitellf~ll\il! 1\<!e ' C>iiCIOiliV ~ R~v. J. .EnM, a Fbiobdiril- • -~ .... ~MleMI~ci Elo4ll n-. . (1, did h tbre Pr~w 1tDl: UPI SIOOY ~Hdl$ m . . . I l bimol) about ~he Re • I!"W I , 11 A~~ •1ls Ewl:!;' l1llhct~ Ill; jamrss.ltal.,~ ~1\!und~ridltld. ~,-m~;:wem, ~ ilil ia lk ~ lbe~· ~cfl ~ •wid _, ~. Mabo irtlripoi!d · Tht Old 'lfll!!t Is Iilii 'Ill . ~ r;')lln l> lbe ll'llrly 1:.. ~ -Indian, ~ . t:l.IIICbl:r- thall&n'cpm.OIA: !!lie ml .ffisi!DQ' IIi~-~ QPllll rnilt.ci ~ spacm RSI• WORLD ALMANAC FACTS _.,.....,,__ .. _~.._. IIJI libt U'rs'!is s'lfi 0.:.. 10)1. ~. Raane Social Events Zllr. f{,J5i;i1;2,tbSJal1 ill iJtb\lQ WMtm~ltl~l , ~. . ~ h"">efs..t ~-a.~~~- Rm«l., ~- ~l!Pn - 1$ ti 1be plaR ~ -id, ~-.·~1-a Out~lbe~ m ~ ~ illlll!t Slcan Riw.t hiib Ia I 11 li>l . -'Y'II'$1o lbt Oo-' hllfi. llk« tlw; Pacillic' -· ~ ~ ill!ll.ll. 1l'llt n:tlll."'1llllR& IS unt.£~ a ll6o:IJ Wo Ill<; !lilt itl "ifli!i.t li'Jl:Ut ali"'' . . . . . . . 1111411J. S.lll,-- ... dl Tl!lt ... !\ h r4lq$ ;no~ II ltil:INI ~~ c.M'f'=. !lbt . ~Din iii )'a! til Ill' • • ~,.. ~ • tQJ;I cis- air-<• !ill ·'"' llllfJI!IIIIlle 'Ill i lUlL , . II lit~~ II li!l!lltof b . . llf ~ ellll4eer W lbt )lldn- :f .F I 1 1'11.' i!lll...... ._._ ~. LitOe An u dll!rs 1111 11:m1 . - . . HiiiiDtl ' Wlll!lr. lr~ _. blldaas lQ> lilt 'tit - ~-- 'u s;o..5111 iil-.a. ..... • ...... "_.. E_,.._ fUllERS . 992-2039 , aijRsaa l[,.. ,/0 . .. 3111 _.,_ ~ Valllflojjoor ll'llo. '1/f/J ~ h . - Sl'll ....___ __ _, . . .... .."'""'. --.:11" tl.l!!lt . . al't'w~I(DaUa.aufa ~-- . . .), ·~~ .... - ....... 1I!J!. c ,.. "''''l "'ftllihlttl -.4 alqre:d lar ai.tfatt ) .. wi I I ' ._..... I 2 I "'.llUdiJJayiDlbtllllllc I J,"IIIQIIa.... •ltu I wdl ... ....., •• !' ... .. ........ilrlrrllliiltttf , _ ), M •cl Ullll I l .,_. ....... _. II W . . . t lllltlll' 1?1 tilL"- "-,M ;esccldM·M. _ . . . _ , . aillliil...,... .. ....,_ , .... dw lliiiJ WJI ia lilt I Ci J Willi 11m! a i I 'I . . , ._ _ .. ..._ p!M!Io . . . . . . . . . . BeN<i ~ liDd ' e, Udlt !! ~-lilllllto ....... b! ,J'I'!I, . . . . . . . . . . .. . ,. .r.t. . ~nd And yet onoU1er 2 grlddcrs defensive back apola t; 11tJI••n I·' ';'~ to fure thu Ul'e quesllonahle [or tonight's F.ason will fill In lor aeplor 11 ' ~ ~~. und Mel~" butl le. &lnior quarterback Jay Mark Oller al tackle. A•aln, If 11 1111'1\ ,,. ('flllrlt·y ('hwl '"" I•• Wurnet· hus ~ ~~ •·esting at F.ngllsh doesn't start, • eenlor pr~ 1 t 11 '' u "'I11 y81li<l!IHflrd lhllt lhis is home wilh a throat inleeUon, Terry Pickens will be at ~ 1!' ' ~ 11111 '' lork lhe while senior "uard And•J linebacker. ' 1 rnau( 1lfrs rur •i llojw 1 ~, 01 ., 1 ,11 n.. ~,r~' ';' H • ,,u"~ English is still bothered by a The other Marauder starling 1 0 11 1 1 Injury. spoil are lhe same as last • shoulder 10 1 Chancey wIll be startIng wee k , with Jack _Oiler at AI'' ngu!'1 I he Muraud,•r SllU!lil · rctu Ylu.~ t fur u,e s 11sonls practically tho same lineup as fullback , Mick Ash at '''Phflmu•·•· fu ll back Marty he did last week In the 25-1810115 wingback, Terry Whitlatch at l!u~an "' 11 ' a IJOJie chip on his to PI , Pleasant, However , tailback and Dave Wolfe and "'~ 111 hlp. llugu u. ll prO•hising senior Robbie Eason will be Tom Lowery at the ends. Mike young.•trr • S1•:ncd 98 yards In filling in for Bill Slack at the McDaniel and John U:hew will' lh~ 2 pre-season scrimmages , offensive tackle spot. And If be at the tackle and guard l•galnst ll lpley IW, VII .) nnd English can't make it, senior spots re•pectlvel•, with Terry Wt•l'r·un Lot:uL ., 1 Charles Neece will take his Job Plckelll! doing lhe snapping. Twu other Mann.dors, center at guar·d, while junior Joining Cuats, Eason and 1 J. ll. ~1° 'Y and end Melvin Perk Ault will take over as either English or Pickens on !.f'Culcuns dcflultcly will not signal caller II Warner is defense are Robert Quails and •.••c action Oga inst Belpre .· unable to see action. Lowery at lhe ends, Slack at Story Is still out with a broken Dercnslvely, jWJior !.Jlnnle tackle, AI McLaughlin at right hand, while Cremeans is Coats will replace Joe · middle guard, Lehew at '"•rsing lorn unkle li~mnc~t.> . Rosenbawn at one of the linebacke~ and Ash, Ron Couch and Wolfe at the deep back 1 I) Prices going up, up Andy E119IISh or Charles Netce Mike McDaniel Tom Lowery Jack Oiler T E FB Terry Whitlatch TB Mlck Ash WB Jay Wa rner or QB Perk Au II Oefen11 162 1Q8 190 178 185 163 12 11 11 11 12 160 707 12 n~ 12 12 11 146 11 155 12 12 145 140 11 :u. Dr • ;~ astic Pos. WI. Yr. Y.//#&XWhVQQhW/##17//l:o'M E RobertQualls Bill Slack T At McLaughlin MG 160 185 156 208 Robbie Ea$9n T Tom Lowery E 160 John Lehew LB 190 Andy E!1111sh or LB . 185 Terry P ickens CB CB HB HB Mlck Ash Ron Coutll Dave WoHe LonnleCoats 178 155 140 162 136 .. 12 COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Since 8-5, and 252. 1394, Ohio State University hall Warmath, Mlnne!IOI• head 1011 Qllly live season opening coach for 18 seuo111, says football games. sophomore John Lawing ' But U!o ooorslonal upseta should get the starting quarconUnue to prove that any terback nod Saturday over team c~~n be beaten, opening freshman Tony Dunn. game or not, and OSU Coach However, Gophtr Coach Cal Woody Hayes figures MIMe· Stoll "has put the quarterback sota Is as capeble or pulling off spot tip for grabs," Wannath lhe big surprise as anyone. said. "l L~l!tk the word Is out "We lu!d better boe prepared 'look out for Dungy.'" Ohio State wUI be matching lor Minnesota because t~y will be ready for us," Hayes the Gopher backfield In youth, stlid of thill Saturday's gllllle In where Hayes will start three Ohio Stadium here . "Mfn. sophomores and a junior. nesota played very wen f!!e only new face In the against us last year and they (ConUnued on Page 4) ,. hllve added a vital ingredient, speed, to thls year's team." " lt's the flrlll time we've ever had !hill much ~peed," said former Minnesota head 1 coach Murray Wannath, who • waa here Thursday as advance · man for the Gopher squad. "We've got more speed on the team now than during the illst 20 to 3(1 years total .'' The Minnesota speedsters Inelude junior college transfer Homeo( Rick Upchurch, a taUback who hils been timed In the tG-yard dBsh at 4.25 seconds ;- and the Fabulous freshmen running backs Buddy Holmea and Larry Powell; and sophoiore !lanker Vince Fuller. Backing up the yoWJgslets ill rugged fullback John King whom .Warmalb callit · "our ace." A 6-2, 218-potindet, King picked up 1,174 yards last year, ' setting a Minnesota record for a single season. The Gopher offenaive line, $!though huge, Is "faater and more agUe," according 14 Warmath, who ill especially 1mOrdor By Phono presaed with tight end Keith Fahnhorst and tackle Matt And Tako Em Homo Herkenhoff. Fahnhorst Is ~. . 992-5432 242-pounds, and Herkenhoff Is t IOn • ac g d promise n . . 12 12 '2 12 12 • • NEW YORK (UP!) ' _ CIOW'S STEAK HOUSE • THE PERFECT SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT EHI HALF-QUARTS THE 020AV r. . POMEROY HOME AND AUTO pe:nB:-~"••••••••==================:. FOR FALL The Upiatei Tradltfo•als HANDSOME All AROUND JACKETS: I nrlid f OIOI r.ll[t '.~ l !: i '..J •.·1. ,. •, Ill. I • 1\dv.tllU'll 011tJ luu f. h '•' ;HriO!Il<llr r. [.[llur '- V'1Wrrr • lll rHk M .r lrr~ l\rlv1 rrrr ! rl S'nr·r II Ll llrr Jt: · CllmbeiW . Vo . Tech Sept. 25- 0pen Sept. 29- Cederv Ilie Oct . 2- Taylor In~ it . Oct . 6- Marlon ln~lt . Oct. 9- Marlhlll u . Oct . lJ- RioGrondelnvlt . Ocl . 16- 0pen Ocl . 20- AII ·Ohlo Meel ol M111m1 U . A H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~it . A A A H A H Oct . J0- 11\orshell & Wel oh Nov . 3- Mid .Oh iO Conf . Urbana H at Rio Kan . ROBINSON'S FAMILy OUTING" I.A.M. & A.W. LOCAL LODGE NO. 598 SO. CHARLESTON ClEANERS ..,. HAIDWAM •tnnw,..,._ ...... ._._, -----------------------~- Camden Park 11 now optrallnt on wtlktndt Only. Followt 111 It tor etch doy, · Salurdav. Stal. U- Ootn fo aubllc after 1 ·p.m . Sundoy, Sop! . 16- 0pen full doy, llo.m. until tO p.m. )aturaay, :O.pt, ll- Upen to public ofler 4 p.m. Sunday, Sopt , 23- 0pen fulldoy, IF t.m . until tO p.m. S.iturday, Sopl. l9- 0r>en lo pUblic elltr 1 p.m. Sunday, Stpt, lii-NOl' OPtn to public. Solurdoy, Oc;t, 6- 0tltn to public otters p.m. Sundoy. ocr. 7- 0pon Ml ~Y- Lut Day of 19715tuon, ~chedult at Grande . Nov . 17- NAIA Not . ol Salina , 11 ·-MENS --------------------PANTS: KNITS AND FREE • WORSTEDS A Oct. 27- Urbana Nov . 10- NAIA 0111. '22 Corduroy · Poplin · Wools H Oct . 26- Morrls -Harvey In · ················~ ' John Lehew Terry Pic~ ens E T G C G SANDWICH SATURDAY- SEPTEMBER 15th UNTILS P.M. ' Dave Wolle Robbie Eason Pix· 'em PARK RESERVED DEUVERY SERVICE Ollense PO$. WI. Yr. Sgt. Swami PH. 992·3179 NUOr 11\artuder Stortln9 ~lnoups .· Rio cross country • opener zs Sept. 21 N. Second Ave. MIDDlEPORT ll' l SECOIIO p01IUons. Belpre, accordln~ lo Ctumcey, has a ''pretty good quarterback ln Steve Lccp, and ' ~ood tailback In No. 21, the 162 lb. senior Greg Adama." Adams scored R~ lpre's lone tally on an 11 yard run in the Eagles' 9-7 lOllS to Fort Frye last Friday night. Chancey rates him as "by lar their best TWining back.'' The Meigs mentor says Belpre wlll'ht playing an angling :H or, a ·stacked, :H defense, and has an · aggressive, good hitting club. He added that Belpre will blitz Its linebackers and sometimes even throw ln a safety blitz. Game time lor the Marauders ' last non-league game of 1973 ls 8 p.m. De•plle the fact thai Federal Hockin& ochooh opened Thur,...y mornl•l followln& settlement of a week-lona . teachtn 1lrike, Friday's ICbeduled &ame agaln~t Wabama hAll htea po1tponed. Tbe Federal Hoeklhg teiUII, whlcb alao had 111 opener acalntt Alexander lut Friday · po~tponed, ba1 aot practiced durin& the llrlke , The Walulma came hal been re: acbeduled for Monday, Sept. National Football League Commlasloner Pete Rozelle warned Thursday the NFL u prepared to take drastic measures " If we begin to suff!!l' · and our stadiwn attendance .drops" due 14 congressional CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Char- going beseball hunting. "A.,d IS that's not enough, action allowing telecasting or ley Jurgens will he out at Riv· For the past month, Charley, we're willing to negotiate," local sports events. e•·lront litadium this weekend president of Stacey Moving says Charley, who will have " lt might be that we'd have I'M SHAKING, COL, MOLE! wilh several thoUBand dollars Co., has run a Hreward" nOtiCe blank checks with him In ad14 come closer to SJl(lrts such as I have but 2 words for that Insolent rodent down the river in cash . in local newspapers. He's of. dition to cash. basketball, hockey and Charley also will have 10 ol fering $1,000 ror any home run Charley has foWtd Aaron's sue me! AJJ for Perry Groundhog, illn't he the same guy who last baseball ~~nd have game or the his "boys" dressed in "Stacey ball hit by Aaron in the three- chase or Babe Rulli's 714 Storage & Moving Cu." shirts game weekend series here with career home runs record a February popped out, and upon seeing hill shadow, tore off for the week type arrangements with a limited number or games and sitting in strategically situated the Reds. good way to combine hill two nearest shelter. Any legal action lbat the notorious Perry and his pesty client then some form perhaps of lelt fi eld seals. Home rllit ball No. 714 would main in~rests - enjoying The reason ' Hank Aaron is be worth $2,000 and No. 715 baseball and promoting his 'ICO fit to lrln~ upon my integrity ls welcome, for "The People's local TV contracts," he said. According 14 the le!!l!llaUon Choice" is not to be denied. coming to town and Charley is would bring $3,000. · company. passed by Congress and now With fan clubs spreadfug throughout the ilo~lheastern Ohio area, the demand for turblns, uSed sergeant uniforms and flying awaiting signature by the carpets has Army·Navy stores filling my desk .with orders by the President, nb sporting event that is part of a national TV ml!tute. · contract can be blacked out Meanwhile, scientists continue the search for an insecUcide that can aid grass growers the world over In their constant batUe locally. Thill applies mainly 14 tile against moles. At. for hitting ~ores, my purpose here ill not to hit the score NFL because Its entire on the nose, but lo pick the winning team. The !ieore is just there schedule is part or national to give my publlc some concemption of what the margin of contracts. However, tn IIIOflt of victory wUI be. This also has always been the purpose of Cui. the other sports, the national "Definitely, we will be better Redmen defend their tiUe at Marshall, Morehead State and Moal until last week, when, for the first time, "he found himself contract conBiats only of a game or two per week. The rest this year than last; however, the West Virginia Tech.Golden an improved Cedarville team. "in a hole" groping for some way to make the statistics lie. Rio Grande, in prepjll'atlon the competition will be Bear Mountain ·Climb. But, moal (you can't spell mine right either) the readers will of the TV contracts are local Curtis has reason to .be ex- for their toughest schedule 110t fall for your cohfounded trickery, and the truth shall shine on ones between the · Individual toughe•·. too." Rio Grande teams and local stations. cross count ry coach Bruce cited about this year's.. telllll ever, spent a .week at Pleallarit in the hearts of all sports loving men and women . If the NFL would switch 14 Curtis has thut thought in mind that features eight returning Lake, ' Michigan, training AJJ lor "giving credit where it as the seawn opener ·draws lettermen and lwo . promising during the first week o( Sep. is due," don't bother with token Chieftains lost close one last thill policy, it could designate near on Sept. 21 when th.!!_ freshmen on the 10 man squad tember. compliments. You have Friday and tonight will be no one game lor natinnal TV and which went undefeated In live · . The fate ol the Redtnen may already shown much too much different. Hilliard, 6-() , this game couldn't be blacked · dual meets in 1972. Seniors hinge on how well their lilth disrespect for· your in- Waverly vs. Portsmouth out locally. But the other Jack Finch (Chesapeake, man does in competition. telligently superior coun· West- Tigers will have 1o walt games could be part of local Ohio) and. Kenny Sanders Sophomore Bill Canfield terpart to win his favor, and 'til basketball season before contracts and the law wouldn't (Cincinnati) return for the (Seagirt, N. J.) has shown advice. they have too much to yell apply· fourt~ straight year to lead the signs of bel!tg able to hold down RozellesaldtheNFLilad "no So go burrow and hunt for about. Waverly still can't get Redmen along with captain the fifth SJl(ll. Canfield will be your subterranean prey and its "Shoe" tied. Portsmouth, imm~late plans of change.''. Stacey Osborne (Cincinnati) challenged for the position by leave U.. brain wo.-k to thOoo o1 B\11 he added, "we have 14 34 and Bruce .Melton (Crestline, lettermen' )!:d Sayre. (Rio us who have..oni:. :~lbton vs: Wheelersburg _ study other poeslbllltles for OlD' · ALL NEW Ohio), a pair of juniors, who Grande, Ohio), Kev Honnold Rockets won their quota of TV for the future. if we see Touche! are expected to be the 1m. (Coshocton, Ohio); Rick Hewitt Now, let's get down to games last week. Now it's back we're being damaged by this portant third, and fourth men · <PIItsb,urgh, Pa.) and fresh- business. to losing. Wheelersburg, 38-8. legislation and if It were to on the team. men Bernard TUley Ga.lllpolls vs. Coal Grove - I continue lor any length of SVAC . In addition to winning live (Wheelersburg, Ohio) and SQuthern vs. Hannan Trace really don't have anything time." If worse cam~ to worst, the THE WORLDS FIRST and ONL dual meets a year ago, the Gr~g Baldwin (Cincinnati, - Tornadoes march on with against the Blue Devils, it's NFL could simply refuse 14 Redmen won three invitational Ohro). "MINI-SIZE" CHAIN SAW ever-so·near Eastern battle just that they keep playing televise the other games at all. meets ; but the Redmen were Curtis emphasized the fact just around the corner. better teams. Hornets have allWITH BUILT·IN SHOCK ABSORBERS! overshadowed by the NAIA cross coWttry Is a team sport SQuthern, 4~. "There's no obligation on the stater in Randy Hall and part of the league to televise National Champs, the Malone where your runners must finish Kyger Creek vs. North another good back, although and there's no obligation on the • AUTOMATIC CHAIN OILING • "LIFETIME" CYLINDER Pioneers, who are in the same as high as poSsible in order to Gallia Bobcats have too less publicized, in former part of. the network to · conference as Rio Grande . ' the win, Curtis added that a • NEW "SAFETY" THROTTLE LOCK Mid Ohio. Malone is expected winning team will have their much size and talent for the Middleport resident Greg televise," Rozelle said, ".we Rova I.Crown Pirates. Kyger Creek, 22-8. Donahue. Galllans almost held just can't prohlbli a network to be as good as they were in first live rwmers placing from SEE IT DEMONSTRATED AT Eastern ·vs. Symmes Valley Bottling Company 1972 because of the number of the middle 14 the top of the on last week, but this one from televisl!tg P game locallettermen back this year. field; and lor that reason, tile - Eagles should roll to second shouldn't be as close. Coal · ly." l'y-\iddl eport Asked what he thought Coach Curtis not only has filth runner on a team Is very straight win, but upset could be Grove, 32-16. in the making II the Big Green Meigs vs. Belpre Congress would do 'l the Malnne lo consider, but also important. With eight lettermen and two get caught looking to next Marauders flnled last Friday blackoul hurts the NFL &t the Your Complete Tire Center freshmen with Impressive Saturday's trtp to Racine . due to errors, somewhat ex- .gate, he said, "!think eong1·ess 14-0. Eastern, peeled for the season opener. will give us relief IS thllt hap. 606 E. Main · 992-2094 Pomeroy, o. credentials, competition Is SQuthwestern vs. Hannan, W . keen for positions on the team. 7 times Inaround, iu 9-7 Belprethetooballfumbled The freshmen, Bernard Tilley Va. -1. West VIrginians mete losing out second loss for Highlan· loss lo Fort Frye. Contrary to was the 1973 Ohio "AA" mUe ders, Hannan, 17~. moal's opinion, I do not think chlimpion and Greg Baldwin SEOAL Meigs can't be ~a len, but they finished seC(Ind ln the Turkey 25" DIAG. EARLY AMERICAN . Athens vs. Lancaster Went shouldn 't have been last Day Marathon at Cincinnati wilh Bulldogs last week and Friday night and shouldn't be last year. CONSOLE COLOR TV ' After the Golden Bear they let me down. But this will tonight. And by golly, lonlght Mountain Climb at West ~ their week. Athens, 23-14. they won't. Meigs, 28-15. Ironton vs. Portsmouth OTHERS VIrginia Tech, September 21st, . . Can anybody sl4p the Tigers? Huntlug14n 31 Pl. Pleasant 6 the Redmen will open their home schedule at EvBIUI Field We won't find out tonight. Federal Hocking ZO Wabama 18 Rock Hill Z8 Wayne 19 September 29th against Ironton, 52-53. Jackson vs. Oak Hill The Nelaonv!Ue-York 55 Trimble 8 Cedarville. Oakle official who scheduled Manchester 17 Buckeye 1% 197l Cross-Country · this game gets the "Masochist Alexander 14 VInton County 1% Schedule Ria Grande Collegti of the Year'' award. Have Chesapeake zo lronl4n St. Joe Light, medium Dlt&-Opp , Place mercy, Ironmen. JacksOn, 69-0. 19 . Sept . 18- 0pen Sept. 21 - Golden Bear Mounl . and heavy weight. Logon vs. Hilliard - South Point 33 Fairland 21 • Gf I 00'· M01lu lao Solo !I SinII! Ill ~·~ San--to, Tuppers Plains Society News OPTOMET~ISTS **· -a-. no. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Philip Donovan, Syracuse; Donald Weaver , Pomeroy; Brenda Roush, Pomeroy ; Bar.bara By Mrs. Evelyn Brickles 'McCarlney, Mason. Mrs. Fern Swank of Akron is DISCHARGES - Doris here taking care of her sister Adams, Velma Cassady , Mrs. Ellie Pyles who is ill. Patricia crossan, Mary Abney, Mrs . Oscar Bbcock and . William Wells, Gertrude nephew Kenny Ray Riggs Drake, Martin . Cunningham, visited Mr: and Mrs. Gene Ernest Molden, Helen Petrella, Wilson of Reedsville Saturday Seth Nicholson, Saith Friend, evening. !Iva Howell, Annis Phelps, Mr. and Mrs . Dale Welsh and Jacob Schlebach. family and Mrs . Mildred • Bissell spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Bissell The Dai~ Sentinel and family and Mr. and Mrs. George B~.ell and family of Norwalk, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs . Carl Watson of Daylon spent a few days here with his mother Mrs. Ellie Watson. Oscar Babcock and Ml'll. Josephine Babcock visited Sammy Rardin who is a surgical patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy. Rev . Bob Saunders returned home from ·St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersbura,. where he was taken alter being hit In the eye from a flying slick while rwming a brush hog at Coolville one day lasi week. He still Is suffering from lhe In· jury, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker visited friends at Jackson , Ohio Sw•day and also visited Mrs. Iva Upton at Vetcr•ns I Memorhtl Hospltul , Pomeroy. Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dt Milton MaSon . llldl till , . . , • • ' SKa,fia'MIII US II ~ msilm < illih DI.M. Mist a.-b •ll'l'..NI ~ l:t ~ -•~ a<4olllw ~ --~ ~IDf~ · ~.~ms l:li.Um •v. ~tl- ~: 0. - ~ • •·1Mdid, w.ililJllllilll!lw JIII!!!Sd bidlsJ. Qilllie fiJb c• '"'li~~~~~:::••~ Mu1T utlers lruv'cl 1111)1 1 IIIII' 11rl ll' Pi dij+'ilil•o eailr>l lin~:~:---:. 6t -.., ill..... 8111 llloeno is 110 n:liiable, • Mmid till' . <DrCal IIFJ'' .r bilr-' ~"" ~ A By l\lrt. OorotiiJ' l'lllm' ~kltnt, Mt iP (;Qunty Humane (iocletr TtiE PROBLEM : .. I t .,.rod ~ Those who penn II their female doll or I o r•• uc ' lth no Intention of keeping the lllleri or pupplel or kllle,., :ause our nation's oversupply of ~~ntrnala - now In IN! mUIWnl aod all of the nlgh_t-matlsh •ufferlng for ~nlrnala tllat r".l!l!l from II. 1 • 111().81 nnnu llr One reaiiOII tile overbreedln& of Amer cl I . o-r· anin1alshas nol been recognized In Ita proper dllnellllorllll.t 111111 those who are breedlnil Wlwanted fillers ol pupplel and kltle,. make 8 deo~perate effort to find home• fur the yOIU!II 10 blilli. Having found homes for t~ir unwiulted Jllll~plea or kl116na, tbeM 1 .d owneu see no connection between U1e treedlllg theY perm tte and our nation ,5 growl!'l! number of howeleu dog a and c•tll with all the suffering lowhlch tMhOmelellllonea are condemned. However, fe~ or the puppies and kittens tha t are forced on reluctant friends and neighbors by lhelr owners are wa~led IK kept ; a recent survey by a hwnane lfo<:loty diiiCIQIIcd thlltiO per cent of the animAls sent lo Its shelter as unw9nted by their owners had been acquired as puppies or klttenslrom lrhmdiiK neighbors. Those reaching the humane shelter& are the lorlWtate ones. In hundreds of communities there are no such 1genctu 14 Sheller and protect the homeless. THE SOLUTION: . Owllers o!'femllle dogs and calli .can prevellt the over· breeding of puppies and kittens and the suffering II cause•. The solution ·lies lit the spaying of female animals, Spaylns 1.1 a simple surgical procedure performed ,bY ~ qwllllled veterlnllry surgeon to prevent reprnduction. Spaying Is not only lbe only certain means of preventing the nationwide cnwlty of breeding more animals than the nation Is able or willing to provide homa for, llut ll offers other advantages. For example, a spayed dog or cal will not attract peck• of male animals. The spayed animal Is content to stay $t home and is not inclined to rolllll and annoy the neighbors. Spayed female dogs do not develop the tumors, often canceroWI, which are common in unspayed animals, Neutering of !Tlale dogs and cats also offers advantages. The neutered !Tlale cat does not spray or flU lhe house, and carry an · · obJiOxiolll! odor as does the unneutered male. Tite neutered male dog will not join dog packs In pursuit of females In heat. Neutering of the male dog ell!'ly in his life prevenu urlnllry problems which tend to occur In later llle among many unaltered animals. Think it over, and take steps to stamp out all ol this suffering to which homeless animals are condemned. m. 1l>!no- • ~p,u: · onr Animal problems defined, solved PQWELL TO SQUIRES NORFOLK, Va . (UP!) - · The VIrginia Squires 1llundoy acquired American Bnk tbl!ll A&<!ouiaUon negoUutlon rlyhla lo forward n y Po we11 !tOOl tho Utah Stara lor a Ullrd· rvund drAft chalco n~tlsou~n •nd polcntlal lu\ut~ 011• alderuUans. Powell , a 6-loot•7, Jl(IU nder fronl l'tltll•nd Unlverslly, hoe plll)loo l lx )'I!Rrs In lhe hBA , "•cra~lna 1?.3 polntund 8.~ r~boW1tle pt'r same. Q Gopher speed has Bucks concerned GAME POSTPONED I.Jia,4o/?: ..... l lw II• II) 1.• 1 1 ' " ""' · MllhU~port -•'Ofn ~roy, 0 ,, Sep!.l4, 1973 «-"_....,.HI'/.U.W~~~:::=:W~· f.il RAC DO LES· '* WM! Fcs lllfltraties A .-battly ~- bul told 1\'(I<Yt~ lat« hi' d' ~ with K~·- "\\'~ •ft tnto 1M sl\adi)IQ' ordertd ""' Pmldtnt to by majottty vote may bring charges ' ~· ~ )lft!IIWr, .,alnst fecknl olfic:lab wi.th d•ard W. Brooh, a 1M Smale sittq in judgment. A hro-Uiirds Senate vo~ ls R~. Brootuaid. "lflbe 9upttme ffll\lired for removlll l'ronl The aew EJ:ocuti~ t..vT-r alllil ~ Bart-~~ Pre!byt« su~ R~v. Sll~ lrilh lhtit ~· N1k M. Rtlmill't!b! !\'tired ~ 1111 ~ • aM Q ~ Ill 3d vi<k. Rev. ...... I' mMI." (burt bam Oftf U!o Ulpt:S ( a.nd hf rtll&xdl, lhM I ~llhat woWd clflCP. · 1be ~· speaker at 1lw> Si!ll Gtrl plo IS Sen. E>l""rd Nt. · Tu~, ~pl . IS, at lhti llrl>Ml lii!Meli,) \ and ht t .nows he's 011 li!st &NUnd for 1\'at..rgn.t~. SO> St. Presbrlerian Qlurdl, be baJI&S 1M drwn lor all .New Jersey to llwO!lumbus. lle 1101!es !bat Pro.sid...t Ninln •nnis io Jllll Watt!t:glHe AMl~"<~ Fair lk'ginn~ all behind ~ 'lbeo be ~ts to it: · · p;m. -..ill ~lure banners lr\m ~"ery rong.-egatlon i.ft tbe " But buw tan ~ ~~ oo io 1M rovntry 's otber buslne whe!t 1lw> Presideot himself is tho prindpal obstru~ollunist P!'esb)-Rry, and mlsslm mils o>'ti' Watergate? · 11'1U ~I d~lltl-s of lhrir ·•n... bigest sift&le obstac.k! tu putiinl\ll'aterple bo!hind rninis1ril?S. us is the ~rs refusal io dear the air bl' Jiving up thoe lnllallaiillll ~1q00ies roc ~ (of bis ~ rotwersallabs witll oidt>$ m1plica.t<!d In w new ~<.~.'Uiii'Ol ~-ttr ol Viaterpte).'' th" Pre:rit)ll&ry <il Sci..tl> There's .mucb , much more from K,unredl' on ~lt . Nlxoa Vall~:y Re•. Hugh Bun and Wa~Hcat<e, 011 tile l:al1(led slllt}' of llis Caliloc1tia and .&\'liM<, 'lrill boe belli al 8 p.m., F.larida. ~ aa llis a~ filibn.~ ....!It lbe ~y and ~ ~ a bsioqut>t, ... I ~~ af otber 1 - . . . Participating in Ute lnBut lilt K~ m~ fUIIIly ~~ets to lis ~In! point . stallatim ~ 'lrill be " Witlt ~t<!il INdH$ lite llr'f!ndaD 11yroo in pu.blic ol· · Re''- Jolin R. wu~. lb in ew~ J-y. and otbers Ilk~ 11im iA altl~ uwnd lite rnodentCII' ; Ruling twatry. n tan $lOp tile $~ide. and ll<l aU tM lhllll$ f t 1\a~-e Clllwnlm, Eldet Joriy Ad!ams., Albebs. ~~ ~'* mil$$ 11o lfft 'lflth no r t t - but 11> ·~ - t i l l po~<w ol ~1\III!IIC:I~ SM. Jo.\1.111 G. 'tll'"'fl'. R·fil., ~tOll' or to ~ Sot!a"' Watftl,'llle COOlmitlft, oc buill. wt.lnslft lht .-Nmbet ,\11 Nuoo Ita$ fa.- ill th~ ~b. td ntll im- ~Ole~. · ~ Jl!f'Sil\y is ii<N!Il as • kind llf miJU.Wal~te. 'nJt ~ts sa,'l/ tlltir oominee. fum1er ~ril!r Coott , _ ~ ~ 411, is !.lr. Cl9n. Ktd:bl<t 'lll"&ntlals lit &.!o ~ llf laoilubea.t GOP Go • 1\'iJl,.m Otlull. and lit kilt -.t ia litre prim:arJ, B01t ~ Democral:s mil tlunt t1toe OO!i ,.&a . _ is -.wltiii,: ~\y t<lf them powws bul far ~ .wsaJ obey • ~ ..-.1ft' llu llt1t~ bft11 &n~un.U r r in>· puchmtnt. Tht~ is no 1ft(~ '' K«<llt'd,y' ..-b agalnlt IlK> passibdiQ' o( ,,_ "raw, nat~ ~" ft• "'!.•~mml, •hbou&b In a nuld~r form. from N111M dffied a It C'wtl !riM to 111m ''"' ""' ,.... " . Insurance. Counseling By An Expert In _This Field •.• • EACH MONDAY 10 TIL 4 DAVIS INSURANCE Cor. Second & Caurt Pomeroy Ph. 992·51.20 We Represent State Automobile Insurance Co. · Ohio Farmers Westfield Companies Western Reserve Mutual Insurance Co. · \ FLAIRS, BAGGIES AND STRAIGHT LEG -1111!------------· EXCELLENT SELECTION OF ALL WEATHER COATS ·-----------------KNIT SHIRTS Turtle Neck and 4 Button Placket ------------····-,-,.... BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT1 0. ~-·-·-· �--· \ .I Hwnane Society View Impeachment question possible in tapes' case Slllil m'tllmWASIIJNGTON IUPil - ln I'IHldil~ 1111 JirOII(Itll ..._ .nt ~ 00 :llanc<!S •llld Nl\lli ill ' '& ~ " h1r ' mlll. " II ~ Wllft'Pie ....al, \1 hi bo eM~. rea.llr. 11"\lllool Edwanl N, K~, [).1 , Slid Tllllrsday 0!nJ1rm 11"\n tht ~" ht SUI In a nat i!JW'f\'b au~ br Mvt no dlalt'i! latt trt inJpNdt PrftlciH!t Will IS • dol~ a llwl a roll8.t.'ll But aftw the'~ . li:.-. &!pttrMCWn ~·1)~·· ht tk Ill)( ~ Ill& 0.'81 Ofllllt • ~ Nillln t~ dd;l• 1M ~ dn& Olurl. 11bim l1ltl' llltl!M~Is .K~ , a possible tmlmdtr for lilt PI Ni!ltYicy in 1m, ~tht~iMaf~ saicl l'all\lrP lo ilnpN(t1 ~ tiM of ~ Kuoa. "'*"' BRUCE BIOSSAT Mini-Watergate 'is on Jersey's baUot 6 8r ' DilH' lilt (lUI J loW llli1 ~ ;m, mtUift& i.ft ~be a~Skos. m~ from the p;od;\'d ~GIR T. 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Antitber I!Q\~ b:lllle. in \"qiau., . ld ~ • 1•~. too. but it~ ~lO.IIoffll str.tinll *"' mlllt i>bi'! a 1ow>er to tum NW( ~\W I~ lXVft" of \\ 11$'- tN'dali.'d <\lii\'WS!ltms Ill • IA>mt1 C\lurt • wfk1 11\l\lkltMt ~ If~)' C\lUkl ~ &1\'(!n 1 thf s~ial $~~tart of stat~ hu bee~~ coovicltll. aod bi< $1:1~ ~ i:S llll!llier Uldlctmoeal c\noOtec prominent Rep~~bliellt , ~ Gross, 000! "'n fur litl- U . Sf11ate. C1ltill' no lf,bQ f - trill tbll ht lfOIIkl •bilk: . by all)' "dl.ollntth ,, !ugh ('\1W1 rub.ng, ~ t~ ~ • -.Mfiniti~ !\~saki : :· " lf Pr~tl - " B)'Ttlt, lite (ll.rrlet- l)f ~lie hopes ha:$ ~ttl arlit'J' - at 1\tll lwtC pllftt. Hi:l.. ~-·~ Cape May _.,.u,~ u. R..,, Charles Sullman. perenn~a.l ~ lor IUz.b olli~. n 'll "nmine btu. any IIWll u..:, cltaos ol St& Gi., 's )'tllQw aiM! 'litile tflll ""'s ""' .Langsvill Nl", llftd N'rs. ~ CVIH' lit ~li!Stl<e_~, Midi. spent ~he qet l\llll wJih 6JIIN ~ and lhty ·~ lilt 1l'tddi1ll of tlltl:r ~· Salllnlay at Pllint Pl<elanl, W. Va. Nr. and il.trs. l.m:)1 Ban- rttumred llllnw, allH' ~ 10~-.liooillcaDd~ a\ t\lnlbKiaDd L.Ue, and~ Hullw _, ~ ~~y, Thty \-lsi~ Nr. and-Jl!le Plllllips and . ~ at, 0.~ N'r. and urs. llni!!!t ~ hlt&Nrs,htJ~-~ Ill lbtir .._ ill~. fb.. thee ... ~ aM~$ ·S~~"l a mllllth malm$. Nn. 'ri!JIIi ~~- Uq., ~ ~ pill(@ in ~. ll'. \'a. 1lblia - f'nltty. Uf:. aad Nn. BIW Qd.. A Gift FOI" All &.son..~ ftllla~ and ~ Qf Sreaman. Oblo $1N)I Sonda_~ lrilll lwtlll!llb;er )Jrs.. .~ 8ilrr, nu- 8llrr <II Ott Hill, ud am cl ~lkll l>l Refundable tax idea dud artlllniY bt liUf!ldent gT(MIIId to eommence lmpochmenl tnet:t:lin&l. '. lmpNdunent is a JltiK'C'$8 ~rtily wlloUSl' Ill' , IlK£ .FfiJ, ."ll.Jll'lR IIiASH I 'GTO. I Pl l ~ Uenl N' ,n• trial ball\loo ~Y a tl!f'IIPOCV)' , a.nd 1¥.1~ ~. b;.~ in inmnto tans Mil ..-l\'<'d !k) IW'I,'llti~ 1 r\ll:eptioo in t\lngm;s it may 11<1\"<T b. r-ro olllgaln. R.,oooimns and ~n1<1a11ts ~ tilt UtNmting crolllllti"" af 00111 lhi' llGw;o! lllld 111e ~.. upr~lSt'd st~1 lllld ll\!SIW~\' to UK- ~ af <~tph\lnlllll ~ spending <:a ()leiIS <~Ill Ill the ~" tbtGill\h t~mJl(lrarilr highwtalli\. ,u autlln<'d to npo.rt~rs llnrsday by il'ilxoo ~ ,..h-i.ow l\ll'J\in R. Liaird, . fn. l'\llt,. hn rill'S lor indi,'idual.s and ~'t\S woo.ld be \k'!)l!{-ed by tO per eent-fw Ref.l!. Evans --.'lMIII.-o lX' extended to lllllrey. bas ~ ll.nd ~mt Is a (MIH '"'Ill~, a S1 . tax b1U 'll'llUid ~ S11l0. In ~or 10..- )'tW$. 1thect From bi.s b."'spilal Artansu &<!d at &n inllexi~ ~ per l'i!nt. The a-edit, pe.nuitling busia.ssoes rosu~ lroru~ !Ut'.S oftd i per Nfll. I'll lite t'l)!i Ill new ~t, is a ~ Ill l»ts!"""'S ~ "'-min linlfs .lite u- 1ibM 1M t'l'\liiOillY is besoel with inll&tll'll, ' J.,ajj;d said ~'NISS 'll'llUid oot ill' ~ to ad llllil na1 yew, ~ &Glib Ulal u... I'F'ddeol ICilUld e\w )ln.1fli'J!le A nath>e llf ~be fi!Ut stat\11 medil'fl .M tile ~sb),ery of the Sdala Valley lht "rire-modenl.or ; Re''· ~~ T. Mams Gro1"'PQf1. stllli.'d ckrt; Rev. W. Jaot <M ll!'.yerly, ~ fl!kor &lain~ Hamri ltoust. Jatksoolllwn:Fa~nuount, vire n>Odet all!r olthe S)-oool o( ~ CG\~ut; Rtv. Evu Q. F\sMr., 1\ytsrnt'"'' b 5 and Rev. l.a ~rtnce C\l~l\J uler , tnmlm! Ill lbe ~ ol ~hi! CbnMl!L 4lilmi he December 1st lrtlnllln l)i$trict Ranger T. Allan Woller said today, ndo)', Sept. 17 will • th~ last day the was: Vtsu ,,ius Boat Dock, Oa k llill Cll!npground and Two Points lln!l will be open to the public: for this season. Iron Ridge Campground and the Furna~ Picnic Area will llXl!t ~ws l!OUkl ~1M ~open year-roWtd. rd\indll>k. lU inat p 1 iiCiliiS An Urlier release said that 1111 infla~ form Ill · persons with rented boat stalls o.mpublry :sa~ but as a ~ lla\'e lo remove their tat m-. ptn and Wnp1e boats by September 17. U\111 Elpn,_.. 9 l&ir:ia H.,..,,'ef, according lo Wolter, His Srnatt tt.'lllllfrpan, F\.. lhis deadline has been exlllDl'\' Qomzui,ttll!' Chairman ~eel to· Dec. I in order that ~.U B. too&, :o-ta., ex- li.shermen can ta.ke advantage ]nss:d ~Ill the fav<rable fall (ishing. " I · nuld nol. haft all)r Woller said thai boats can be ~ !bat it .rouJd be IIStd . on the lake after tt'lwildllotlle~wbtll December I tiut lhey must boe the' lime came abool, • he said lllken -out alter each use. ..,. ~be •"1\'flmllabho" tax, AMlr !t.t. Burns, dairman w: fn. a't'll!lil! nen. l'fN 'll'llUid do oodtin& •bltl lllis )'\W's in&tkln. Some ~ inllatioo ('.allip;ll i•, Rev. Hu&h Bean !mm, lrill Ill' in.<ltalkd 1M """' ~ Prest!~ at in 'll'llUid ~tetumed to tupa,}-en 11'ithinil'f\'31, probabl,v 11\rougb D. l\t Ub, 1>-Atl,, thairH - \1'1,.1'$ a rti1\lo.'1lart in pa)'dwd: 1l'ltb- man of lllldMten:sCM ilteedldatN., hill<ing. 1 st.al\'mft\1 · · · lit NiJ!>a ~ R~ red' to Laird said 1'\ilroft is ~ "u.naltuably $\IN'ettdering n.gnS11ooal --~ -~ C\1lli!T'I!SS k>r aulharicy !» raisaeo Ill' li.\'11\'r poWU"tolls.lht '~ttu · ~ inwstn""t tu cr-edit. oow cmtit rate. Mills al!o $lid~ imagintd ~~\'a counmus - -.-11- ~ltd l r-eco~triflll fNm ba!'k <urg!ty, · 'Rtl', Wllb01t ~~· ~' rould stand a stimulus, lite IOOnoeY 'SOCII ~1100. Presbyter Boat deadline ... 1.1( 1M ~l ll!st "" lllld a Enrollment in Tti~•. Y ~ore college course is extended · bmtr ~ilun (OlE ~~ is bill« llf OOUt ~ Do! wped as ~ill' as .... ~~~~~ ~ ,~~~· T:U.ES BR&\Ii: DOWN tile House YO ·GS'roW< , Qlt~ Banting Clvnmilh!oe Utlt too (UPII - Tltl.b bel'll·ff.ll ofibe burden o( lighting driUa~ Vnaad••• mlrlt inflaiiM bad bl!e.a pl1. 00 the ~ a.!. IW bl!oatd tl Fed'S ~:ary )!lllicy,leading t.dlltoalloe $1111~ • • .. 00 tigbt mmey and bea\0)' inbhl..- Tltilt'lldl,y ai&lt """' nlfs, and not ftiCUgh u.. .vw..,-tn ~- ~. ~ btnle ""' In policy. 1\ss...,iatlo.a rd1nd to Bums' complaiN. <lillY have atJ;illili ~ 11'fill ~ ... :spum:d N'aon b) placale his liriab 11'ithut tt'jU'tSU· ad\0\ser by suggesting that he t&tins fntm lb sl&t.e · wasatleast oonsiderilg Bums' usodati•a IIR.$•at, T•t tu ideas. !dtMI ID r.laillk'd H w1lllkl l\s recently as Monday, in his ba•'< ho ~ -~ 1ill utra !'pedal stale of the' Union tint n•ia...-tGIWI t111 ~ Ni.mn said, t1This millloa Oollan ho ~t 8dmlnistratkln cootinues , its 51rik~ *mallds M-ang ~lion lo a tax- in- RIO GRANDE ~ Enrollment ti me for the Real Esiate Finance course being offered this quarler at Rio Grande . College has been extended to Tuesday, Sept. 18. Dr. Herman L. Koliy, executive vice president of the college, said the course has been changed from Monday to Tuesday from 6:30 till 9:30 p.m. with Hugh Grahlllll, Jr., secretary • treasurer of the Gallipolis &!vings and Loan Co., inStructor. ' ~~' ~...~~~~~~~~~~~ The te'n.week cour5e is one of four real estate courses ~~~~...~...~....~~~~~...~~~...~~~~~~'~'%~'<&~ required by ihe Ohio Real Estate Commission lor a Broker's license . Persons interested In taking Real Estale Finance can bJ IK~ . register .lor the ten-week Thllr'Sdlcy n almost n'IJOI'h'd lht goodies consumed at a course at Rio Grande College fanllly picnic inc:lul!l:d salad, a ~lalrle, soft drinb and fried when the class meets Tuesday, dtil<nn. Septem~r 18, at 6:30 p.m. In Mil a fn pages O\~ theN .n .s ilw report af a wedding ill a Allen Hall on the Rio Grande ·murclt t11a1 bad 11tfi dt:t:u at<!il 'lilb pi!* llntl 'IIIIii.e beaus. College campus. Flvlunatdy, 00111 sills..-. :a.A\Iebeoded befcre IN! page;; lln&ll,v l1\'ril ''>Mt" .rudl Is g<Nd becav.se bad lhey not been txlm?d~ to lnm dtimn and Pnt and 'llllile bows, we ~bl)l ~ ha\'< bear sMI {but oot by a ClF1lle1'11). ' ~ the -day after . . . I l\IYBE llllSO-'IE isgny..,tlloldqebut w-e lite it&ll)'n)': A~ IIOOllln t~~lm!d lbe OJD\'I!nl wboib' dedial~ Ill ~ bri¢ge_ &tam. is allo'lli~ci· ~ ~ ~ by lht .mlwr $4idliar. Site. ns Warmed of Mr,s. lblt Prilly and Mr:i, ~ ~ t::IJwtbes ber ~ .rudl U.:luoXd lhal !be-"~ be permlnm to sas two .'ltrl!y ' ' c-~ illl Mrs:. Ill f'!!il•!Wjlria lDll OiriMtli 11U'Ih at tbe. \!!nd ilof &dt 111-,_r period. Ekir-• Bw\', ~-.d IP:s ;e lnlil liii Wild AI. tbe fl¥1 ol bet' lll'.ll. l~ yws :she luld Iter: ~, "Bed lllvil wide """"~ ill ~ lwd." ~- lil!ld Mn:,. Coli cm.y . ~Btbas~'!!lye~JN: · ~rtll~pa l,!be,....ll<1ber .11i1Pftiu a.IIIIS(I<It loao;re rrelunveil 11«»<e il.l'lu :asaf:Wk'rll>llr.wau~ -bot~~' ''Fc!old bad." ........ 'l!e-u da..'I'S unti;oQ · - ~·- ( . ,...., '"""'"" I :!'9115 pu:s :u. Sbe 1.... lbe moU.eJ" ~ .R~. 8\-.r& is • OJliiSilt li'l· ~1 . . ·.'' ' ~·~ """' ~ :tO ~ iWn. C.. M. YdJ~. -Wt.U,'' n:pliN lite ,p d mnibor~ . ''li 'UbN11iDlle. .......,,. Cb:ml ~ •d ~ ..... !i.lr:$. 1'ed ~ All l"C~ bl!e.a ~ ttmpbiftn8 ~~ ~etth " toll ->=rdl. ~- ~ • lbrt - "" 1M' · · o.-an Falllilr~ ITQm UC.. IXH'OO ~'QW lbeopf/~l~Sitellf~ll\il! 1\<!e ' C>iiCIOiliV ~ R~v. J. .EnM, a Fbiobdiril- • -~ .... ~MleMI~ci Elo4ll n-. . (1, did h tbre Pr~w 1tDl: UPI SIOOY ~Hdl$ m . . . I l bimol) about ~he Re • I!"W I , 11 A~~ •1ls Ewl:!;' l1llhct~ Ill; jamrss.ltal.,~ ~1\!und~ridltld. ~,-m~;:wem, ~ ilil ia lk ~ lbe~· ~cfl ~ •wid _, ~. Mabo irtlripoi!d · Tht Old 'lfll!!t Is Iilii 'Ill . ~ r;')lln l> lbe ll'llrly 1:.. ~ -Indian, ~ . t:l.IIICbl:r- thall&n'cpm.OIA: !!lie ml .ffisi!DQ' IIi~-~ QPllll rnilt.ci ~ spacm RSI• WORLD ALMANAC FACTS _.,.....,,__ .. _~.._. IIJI libt U'rs'!is s'lfi 0.:.. 10)1. ~. Raane Social Events Zllr. f{,J5i;i1;2,tbSJal1 ill iJtb\lQ WMtm~ltl~l , ~. . ~ h"">efs..t ~-a.~~~- Rm«l., ~- ~l!Pn - 1$ ti 1be plaR ~ -id, ~-.·~1-a Out~lbe~ m ~ ~ illlll!t Slcan Riw.t hiib Ia I 11 li>l . -'Y'II'$1o lbt Oo-' hllfi. llk« tlw; Pacillic' -· ~ ~ ill!ll.ll. 1l'llt n:tlll."'1llllR& IS unt.£~ a ll6o:IJ Wo Ill<; !lilt itl "ifli!i.t li'Jl:Ut ali"'' . . . . . . . 1111411J. S.lll,-- ... dl Tl!lt ... !\ h r4lq$ ;no~ II ltil:INI ~~ c.M'f'=. !lbt . ~Din iii )'a! til Ill' • • ~,.. ~ • tQJ;I cis- air-<• !ill ·'"' llllfJI!IIIIlle 'Ill i lUlL , . II lit~~ II li!l!lltof b . . llf ~ ellll4eer W lbt )lldn- :f .F I 1 1'11.' i!lll...... ._._ ~. LitOe An u dll!rs 1111 11:m1 . - . . HiiiiDtl ' Wlll!lr. lr~ _. blldaas lQ> lilt 'tit - ~-- 'u s;o..5111 iil-.a. ..... • ...... "_.. E_,.._ fUllERS . 992-2039 , aijRsaa l[,.. ,/0 . .. 3111 _.,_ ~ Valllflojjoor ll'llo. '1/f/J ~ h . - Sl'll ....___ __ _, . . .... .."'""'. --.:11" tl.l!!lt . . al't'w~I(DaUa.aufa ~-- . . .), ·~~ .... - ....... 1I!J!. c ,.. "''''l "'ftllihlttl -.4 alqre:d lar ai.tfatt ) .. wi I I ' ._..... I 2 I "'.llUdiJJayiDlbtllllllc I J,"IIIQIIa.... •ltu I wdl ... ....., •• !' ... .. ........ilrlrrllliiltttf , _ ), M •cl Ullll I l .,_. ....... _. II W . . . t lllltlll' 1?1 tilL"- "-,M ;esccldM·M. _ . . . _ , . aillliil...,... .. ....,_ , .... dw lliiiJ WJI ia lilt I Ci J Willi 11m! a i I 'I . . , ._ _ .. ..._ p!M!Io . . . . . . . . . . BeN<i ~ liDd ' e, Udlt !! ~-lilllllto ....... b! ,J'I'!I, . . . . . . . . . . .. . ,. .r.t. . ~nd And yet onoU1er 2 grlddcrs defensive back apola t; 11tJI••n I·' ';'~ to fure thu Ul'e quesllonahle [or tonight's F.ason will fill In lor aeplor 11 ' ~ ~~. und Mel~" butl le. &lnior quarterback Jay Mark Oller al tackle. A•aln, If 11 1111'1\ ,,. ('flllrlt·y ('hwl '"" I•• Wurnet· hus ~ ~~ •·esting at F.ngllsh doesn't start, • eenlor pr~ 1 t 11 '' u "'I11 y81li<l!IHflrd lhllt lhis is home wilh a throat inleeUon, Terry Pickens will be at ~ 1!' ' ~ 11111 '' lork lhe while senior "uard And•J linebacker. ' 1 rnau( 1lfrs rur •i llojw 1 ~, 01 ., 1 ,11 n.. ~,r~' ';' H • ,,u"~ English is still bothered by a The other Marauder starling 1 0 11 1 1 Injury. spoil are lhe same as last • shoulder 10 1 Chancey wIll be startIng wee k , with Jack _Oiler at AI'' ngu!'1 I he Muraud,•r SllU!lil · rctu Ylu.~ t fur u,e s 11sonls practically tho same lineup as fullback , Mick Ash at '''Phflmu•·•· fu ll back Marty he did last week In the 25-1810115 wingback, Terry Whitlatch at l!u~an "' 11 ' a IJOJie chip on his to PI , Pleasant, However , tailback and Dave Wolfe and "'~ 111 hlp. llugu u. ll prO•hising senior Robbie Eason will be Tom Lowery at the ends. Mike young.•trr • S1•:ncd 98 yards In filling in for Bill Slack at the McDaniel and John U:hew will' lh~ 2 pre-season scrimmages , offensive tackle spot. And If be at the tackle and guard l•galnst ll lpley IW, VII .) nnd English can't make it, senior spots re•pectlvel•, with Terry Wt•l'r·un Lot:uL ., 1 Charles Neece will take his Job Plckelll! doing lhe snapping. Twu other Mann.dors, center at guar·d, while junior Joining Cuats, Eason and 1 J. ll. ~1° 'Y and end Melvin Perk Ault will take over as either English or Pickens on !.f'Culcuns dcflultcly will not signal caller II Warner is defense are Robert Quails and •.••c action Oga inst Belpre .· unable to see action. Lowery at lhe ends, Slack at Story Is still out with a broken Dercnslvely, jWJior !.Jlnnle tackle, AI McLaughlin at right hand, while Cremeans is Coats will replace Joe · middle guard, Lehew at '"•rsing lorn unkle li~mnc~t.> . Rosenbawn at one of the linebacke~ and Ash, Ron Couch and Wolfe at the deep back 1 I) Prices going up, up Andy E119IISh or Charles Netce Mike McDaniel Tom Lowery Jack Oiler T E FB Terry Whitlatch TB Mlck Ash WB Jay Wa rner or QB Perk Au II Oefen11 162 1Q8 190 178 185 163 12 11 11 11 12 160 707 12 n~ 12 12 11 146 11 155 12 12 145 140 11 :u. Dr • ;~ astic Pos. WI. Yr. Y.//#&XWhVQQhW/##17//l:o'M E RobertQualls Bill Slack T At McLaughlin MG 160 185 156 208 Robbie Ea$9n T Tom Lowery E 160 John Lehew LB 190 Andy E!1111sh or LB . 185 Terry P ickens CB CB HB HB Mlck Ash Ron Coutll Dave WoHe LonnleCoats 178 155 140 162 136 .. 12 COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Since 8-5, and 252. 1394, Ohio State University hall Warmath, Mlnne!IOI• head 1011 Qllly live season opening coach for 18 seuo111, says football games. sophomore John Lawing ' But U!o ooorslonal upseta should get the starting quarconUnue to prove that any terback nod Saturday over team c~~n be beaten, opening freshman Tony Dunn. game or not, and OSU Coach However, Gophtr Coach Cal Woody Hayes figures MIMe· Stoll "has put the quarterback sota Is as capeble or pulling off spot tip for grabs," Wannath lhe big surprise as anyone. said. "l L~l!tk the word Is out "We lu!d better boe prepared 'look out for Dungy.'" Ohio State wUI be matching lor Minnesota because t~y will be ready for us," Hayes the Gopher backfield In youth, stlid of thill Saturday's gllllle In where Hayes will start three Ohio Stadium here . "Mfn. sophomores and a junior. nesota played very wen f!!e only new face In the against us last year and they (ConUnued on Page 4) ,. hllve added a vital ingredient, speed, to thls year's team." " lt's the flrlll time we've ever had !hill much ~peed," said former Minnesota head 1 coach Murray Wannath, who • waa here Thursday as advance · man for the Gopher squad. "We've got more speed on the team now than during the illst 20 to 3(1 years total .'' The Minnesota speedsters Inelude junior college transfer Homeo( Rick Upchurch, a taUback who hils been timed In the tG-yard dBsh at 4.25 seconds ;- and the Fabulous freshmen running backs Buddy Holmea and Larry Powell; and sophoiore !lanker Vince Fuller. Backing up the yoWJgslets ill rugged fullback John King whom .Warmalb callit · "our ace." A 6-2, 218-potindet, King picked up 1,174 yards last year, ' setting a Minnesota record for a single season. The Gopher offenaive line, $!though huge, Is "faater and more agUe," according 14 Warmath, who ill especially 1mOrdor By Phono presaed with tight end Keith Fahnhorst and tackle Matt And Tako Em Homo Herkenhoff. Fahnhorst Is ~. . 992-5432 242-pounds, and Herkenhoff Is t IOn • ac g d promise n . . 12 12 '2 12 12 • • NEW YORK (UP!) ' _ CIOW'S STEAK HOUSE • THE PERFECT SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT EHI HALF-QUARTS THE 020AV r. . POMEROY HOME AND AUTO pe:nB:-~"••••••••==================:. FOR FALL The Upiatei Tradltfo•als HANDSOME All AROUND JACKETS: I nrlid f OIOI r.ll[t '.~ l !: i '..J •.·1. ,. •, Ill. I • 1\dv.tllU'll 011tJ luu f. h '•' ;HriO!Il<llr r. [.[llur '- V'1Wrrr • lll rHk M .r lrr~ l\rlv1 rrrr ! rl S'nr·r II Ll llrr Jt: · CllmbeiW . Vo . Tech Sept. 25- 0pen Sept. 29- Cederv Ilie Oct . 2- Taylor In~ it . Oct . 6- Marlon ln~lt . Oct. 9- Marlhlll u . Oct . lJ- RioGrondelnvlt . Ocl . 16- 0pen Ocl . 20- AII ·Ohlo Meel ol M111m1 U . A H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~it . A A A H A H Oct . J0- 11\orshell & Wel oh Nov . 3- Mid .Oh iO Conf . Urbana H at Rio Kan . ROBINSON'S FAMILy OUTING" I.A.M. & A.W. LOCAL LODGE NO. 598 SO. CHARLESTON ClEANERS ..,. HAIDWAM •tnnw,..,._ ...... ._._, -----------------------~- Camden Park 11 now optrallnt on wtlktndt Only. Followt 111 It tor etch doy, · Salurdav. Stal. U- Ootn fo aubllc after 1 ·p.m . Sundoy, Sop! . 16- 0pen full doy, llo.m. until tO p.m. )aturaay, :O.pt, ll- Upen to public ofler 4 p.m. Sunday, Sopt , 23- 0pen fulldoy, IF t.m . until tO p.m. S.iturday, Sopl. l9- 0r>en lo pUblic elltr 1 p.m. Sunday, Stpt, lii-NOl' OPtn to public. Solurdoy, Oc;t, 6- 0tltn to public otters p.m. Sundoy. ocr. 7- 0pon Ml ~Y- Lut Day of 19715tuon, ~chedult at Grande . Nov . 17- NAIA Not . ol Salina , 11 ·-MENS --------------------PANTS: KNITS AND FREE • WORSTEDS A Oct. 27- Urbana Nov . 10- NAIA 0111. '22 Corduroy · Poplin · Wools H Oct . 26- Morrls -Harvey In · ················~ ' John Lehew Terry Pic~ ens E T G C G SANDWICH SATURDAY- SEPTEMBER 15th UNTILS P.M. ' Dave Wolle Robbie Eason Pix· 'em PARK RESERVED DEUVERY SERVICE Ollense PO$. WI. Yr. Sgt. Swami PH. 992·3179 NUOr 11\artuder Stortln9 ~lnoups .· Rio cross country • opener zs Sept. 21 N. Second Ave. MIDDlEPORT ll' l SECOIIO p01IUons. Belpre, accordln~ lo Ctumcey, has a ''pretty good quarterback ln Steve Lccp, and ' ~ood tailback In No. 21, the 162 lb. senior Greg Adama." Adams scored R~ lpre's lone tally on an 11 yard run in the Eagles' 9-7 lOllS to Fort Frye last Friday night. Chancey rates him as "by lar their best TWining back.'' The Meigs mentor says Belpre wlll'ht playing an angling :H or, a ·stacked, :H defense, and has an · aggressive, good hitting club. He added that Belpre will blitz Its linebackers and sometimes even throw ln a safety blitz. Game time lor the Marauders ' last non-league game of 1973 ls 8 p.m. De•plle the fact thai Federal Hockin& ochooh opened Thur,...y mornl•l followln& settlement of a week-lona . teachtn 1lrike, Friday's ICbeduled &ame agaln~t Wabama hAll htea po1tponed. Tbe Federal Hoeklhg teiUII, whlcb alao had 111 opener acalntt Alexander lut Friday · po~tponed, ba1 aot practiced durin& the llrlke , The Walulma came hal been re: acbeduled for Monday, Sept. National Football League Commlasloner Pete Rozelle warned Thursday the NFL u prepared to take drastic measures " If we begin to suff!!l' · and our stadiwn attendance .drops" due 14 congressional CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Char- going beseball hunting. "A.,d IS that's not enough, action allowing telecasting or ley Jurgens will he out at Riv· For the past month, Charley, we're willing to negotiate," local sports events. e•·lront litadium this weekend president of Stacey Moving says Charley, who will have " lt might be that we'd have I'M SHAKING, COL, MOLE! wilh several thoUBand dollars Co., has run a Hreward" nOtiCe blank checks with him In ad14 come closer to SJl(lrts such as I have but 2 words for that Insolent rodent down the river in cash . in local newspapers. He's of. dition to cash. basketball, hockey and Charley also will have 10 ol fering $1,000 ror any home run Charley has foWtd Aaron's sue me! AJJ for Perry Groundhog, illn't he the same guy who last baseball ~~nd have game or the his "boys" dressed in "Stacey ball hit by Aaron in the three- chase or Babe Rulli's 714 Storage & Moving Cu." shirts game weekend series here with career home runs record a February popped out, and upon seeing hill shadow, tore off for the week type arrangements with a limited number or games and sitting in strategically situated the Reds. good way to combine hill two nearest shelter. Any legal action lbat the notorious Perry and his pesty client then some form perhaps of lelt fi eld seals. Home rllit ball No. 714 would main in~rests - enjoying The reason ' Hank Aaron is be worth $2,000 and No. 715 baseball and promoting his 'ICO fit to lrln~ upon my integrity ls welcome, for "The People's local TV contracts," he said. According 14 the le!!l!llaUon Choice" is not to be denied. coming to town and Charley is would bring $3,000. · company. passed by Congress and now With fan clubs spreadfug throughout the ilo~lheastern Ohio area, the demand for turblns, uSed sergeant uniforms and flying awaiting signature by the carpets has Army·Navy stores filling my desk .with orders by the President, nb sporting event that is part of a national TV ml!tute. · contract can be blacked out Meanwhile, scientists continue the search for an insecUcide that can aid grass growers the world over In their constant batUe locally. Thill applies mainly 14 tile against moles. At. for hitting ~ores, my purpose here ill not to hit the score NFL because Its entire on the nose, but lo pick the winning team. The !ieore is just there schedule is part or national to give my publlc some concemption of what the margin of contracts. However, tn IIIOflt of victory wUI be. This also has always been the purpose of Cui. the other sports, the national "Definitely, we will be better Redmen defend their tiUe at Marshall, Morehead State and Moal until last week, when, for the first time, "he found himself contract conBiats only of a game or two per week. The rest this year than last; however, the West Virginia Tech.Golden an improved Cedarville team. "in a hole" groping for some way to make the statistics lie. Rio Grande, in prepjll'atlon the competition will be Bear Mountain ·Climb. But, moal (you can't spell mine right either) the readers will of the TV contracts are local Curtis has reason to .be ex- for their toughest schedule 110t fall for your cohfounded trickery, and the truth shall shine on ones between the · Individual toughe•·. too." Rio Grande teams and local stations. cross count ry coach Bruce cited about this year's.. telllll ever, spent a .week at Pleallarit in the hearts of all sports loving men and women . If the NFL would switch 14 Curtis has thut thought in mind that features eight returning Lake, ' Michigan, training AJJ lor "giving credit where it as the seawn opener ·draws lettermen and lwo . promising during the first week o( Sep. is due," don't bother with token Chieftains lost close one last thill policy, it could designate near on Sept. 21 when th.!!_ freshmen on the 10 man squad tember. compliments. You have Friday and tonight will be no one game lor natinnal TV and which went undefeated In live · . The fate ol the Redtnen may already shown much too much different. Hilliard, 6-() , this game couldn't be blacked · dual meets in 1972. Seniors hinge on how well their lilth disrespect for· your in- Waverly vs. Portsmouth out locally. But the other Jack Finch (Chesapeake, man does in competition. telligently superior coun· West- Tigers will have 1o walt games could be part of local Ohio) and. Kenny Sanders Sophomore Bill Canfield terpart to win his favor, and 'til basketball season before contracts and the law wouldn't (Cincinnati) return for the (Seagirt, N. J.) has shown advice. they have too much to yell apply· fourt~ straight year to lead the signs of bel!tg able to hold down RozellesaldtheNFLilad "no So go burrow and hunt for about. Waverly still can't get Redmen along with captain the fifth SJl(ll. Canfield will be your subterranean prey and its "Shoe" tied. Portsmouth, imm~late plans of change.''. Stacey Osborne (Cincinnati) challenged for the position by leave U.. brain wo.-k to thOoo o1 B\11 he added, "we have 14 34 and Bruce .Melton (Crestline, lettermen' )!:d Sayre. (Rio us who have..oni:. :~lbton vs: Wheelersburg _ study other poeslbllltles for OlD' · ALL NEW Ohio), a pair of juniors, who Grande, Ohio), Kev Honnold Rockets won their quota of TV for the future. if we see Touche! are expected to be the 1m. (Coshocton, Ohio); Rick Hewitt Now, let's get down to games last week. Now it's back we're being damaged by this portant third, and fourth men · <PIItsb,urgh, Pa.) and fresh- business. to losing. Wheelersburg, 38-8. legislation and if It were to on the team. men Bernard TUley Ga.lllpolls vs. Coal Grove - I continue lor any length of SVAC . In addition to winning live (Wheelersburg, Ohio) and SQuthern vs. Hannan Trace really don't have anything time." If worse cam~ to worst, the THE WORLDS FIRST and ONL dual meets a year ago, the Gr~g Baldwin (Cincinnati, - Tornadoes march on with against the Blue Devils, it's NFL could simply refuse 14 Redmen won three invitational Ohro). "MINI-SIZE" CHAIN SAW ever-so·near Eastern battle just that they keep playing televise the other games at all. meets ; but the Redmen were Curtis emphasized the fact just around the corner. better teams. Hornets have allWITH BUILT·IN SHOCK ABSORBERS! overshadowed by the NAIA cross coWttry Is a team sport SQuthern, 4~. "There's no obligation on the stater in Randy Hall and part of the league to televise National Champs, the Malone where your runners must finish Kyger Creek vs. North another good back, although and there's no obligation on the • AUTOMATIC CHAIN OILING • "LIFETIME" CYLINDER Pioneers, who are in the same as high as poSsible in order to Gallia Bobcats have too less publicized, in former part of. the network to · conference as Rio Grande . ' the win, Curtis added that a • NEW "SAFETY" THROTTLE LOCK Mid Ohio. Malone is expected winning team will have their much size and talent for the Middleport resident Greg televise," Rozelle said, ".we Rova I.Crown Pirates. Kyger Creek, 22-8. Donahue. Galllans almost held just can't prohlbli a network to be as good as they were in first live rwmers placing from SEE IT DEMONSTRATED AT Eastern ·vs. Symmes Valley Bottling Company 1972 because of the number of the middle 14 the top of the on last week, but this one from televisl!tg P game locallettermen back this year. field; and lor that reason, tile - Eagles should roll to second shouldn't be as close. Coal · ly." l'y-\iddl eport Asked what he thought Coach Curtis not only has filth runner on a team Is very straight win, but upset could be Grove, 32-16. in the making II the Big Green Meigs vs. Belpre Congress would do 'l the Malnne lo consider, but also important. With eight lettermen and two get caught looking to next Marauders flnled last Friday blackoul hurts the NFL &t the Your Complete Tire Center freshmen with Impressive Saturday's trtp to Racine . due to errors, somewhat ex- .gate, he said, "!think eong1·ess 14-0. Eastern, peeled for the season opener. will give us relief IS thllt hap. 606 E. Main · 992-2094 Pomeroy, o. credentials, competition Is SQuthwestern vs. Hannan, W . keen for positions on the team. 7 times Inaround, iu 9-7 Belprethetooballfumbled The freshmen, Bernard Tilley Va. -1. West VIrginians mete losing out second loss for Highlan· loss lo Fort Frye. Contrary to was the 1973 Ohio "AA" mUe ders, Hannan, 17~. moal's opinion, I do not think chlimpion and Greg Baldwin SEOAL Meigs can't be ~a len, but they finished seC(Ind ln the Turkey 25" DIAG. EARLY AMERICAN . Athens vs. Lancaster Went shouldn 't have been last Day Marathon at Cincinnati wilh Bulldogs last week and Friday night and shouldn't be last year. CONSOLE COLOR TV ' After the Golden Bear they let me down. But this will tonight. And by golly, lonlght Mountain Climb at West ~ their week. Athens, 23-14. they won't. Meigs, 28-15. Ironton vs. Portsmouth OTHERS VIrginia Tech, September 21st, . . Can anybody sl4p the Tigers? Huntlug14n 31 Pl. Pleasant 6 the Redmen will open their home schedule at EvBIUI Field We won't find out tonight. Federal Hocking ZO Wabama 18 Rock Hill Z8 Wayne 19 September 29th against Ironton, 52-53. Jackson vs. Oak Hill The Nelaonv!Ue-York 55 Trimble 8 Cedarville. Oakle official who scheduled Manchester 17 Buckeye 1% 197l Cross-Country · this game gets the "Masochist Alexander 14 VInton County 1% Schedule Ria Grande Collegti of the Year'' award. Have Chesapeake zo lronl4n St. Joe Light, medium Dlt&-Opp , Place mercy, Ironmen. JacksOn, 69-0. 19 . Sept . 18- 0pen Sept. 21 - Golden Bear Mounl . and heavy weight. Logon vs. Hilliard - South Point 33 Fairland 21 • Gf I 00'· M01lu lao Solo !I SinII! Ill ~·~ San--to, Tuppers Plains Society News OPTOMET~ISTS **· -a-. no. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Philip Donovan, Syracuse; Donald Weaver , Pomeroy; Brenda Roush, Pomeroy ; Bar.bara By Mrs. Evelyn Brickles 'McCarlney, Mason. Mrs. Fern Swank of Akron is DISCHARGES - Doris here taking care of her sister Adams, Velma Cassady , Mrs. Ellie Pyles who is ill. Patricia crossan, Mary Abney, Mrs . Oscar Bbcock and . William Wells, Gertrude nephew Kenny Ray Riggs Drake, Martin . Cunningham, visited Mr: and Mrs. Gene Ernest Molden, Helen Petrella, Wilson of Reedsville Saturday Seth Nicholson, Saith Friend, evening. !Iva Howell, Annis Phelps, Mr. and Mrs . Dale Welsh and Jacob Schlebach. family and Mrs . Mildred • Bissell spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Bissell The Dai~ Sentinel and family and Mr. and Mrs. George B~.ell and family of Norwalk, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs . Carl Watson of Daylon spent a few days here with his mother Mrs. Ellie Watson. Oscar Babcock and Ml'll. Josephine Babcock visited Sammy Rardin who is a surgical patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy. Rev . Bob Saunders returned home from ·St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersbura,. where he was taken alter being hit In the eye from a flying slick while rwming a brush hog at Coolville one day lasi week. He still Is suffering from lhe In· jury, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker visited friends at Jackson , Ohio Sw•day and also visited Mrs. Iva Upton at Vetcr•ns I Memorhtl Hospltul , Pomeroy. Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dt Milton MaSon . llldl till , . . , • • ' SKa,fia'MIII US II ~ msilm < illih DI.M. Mist a.-b •ll'l'..NI ~ l:t ~ -•~ a<4olllw ~ --~ ~IDf~ · ~.~ms l:li.Um •v. ~tl- ~: 0. - ~ • •·1Mdid, w.ililJllllilll!lw JIII!!!Sd bidlsJ. Qilllie fiJb c• '"'li~~~~~:::••~ Mu1T utlers lruv'cl 1111)1 1 IIIII' 11rl ll' Pi dij+'ilil•o eailr>l lin~:~:---:. 6t -.., ill..... 8111 llloeno is 110 n:liiable, • Mmid till' . <DrCal IIFJ'' .r bilr-' ~"" ~ A By l\lrt. OorotiiJ' l'lllm' ~kltnt, Mt iP (;Qunty Humane (iocletr TtiE PROBLEM : .. I t .,.rod ~ Those who penn II their female doll or I o r•• uc ' lth no Intention of keeping the lllleri or pupplel or kllle,., :ause our nation's oversupply of ~~ntrnala - now In IN! mUIWnl aod all of the nlgh_t-matlsh •ufferlng for ~nlrnala tllat r".l!l!l from II. 1 • 111().81 nnnu llr One reaiiOII tile overbreedln& of Amer cl I . o-r· anin1alshas nol been recognized In Ita proper dllnellllorllll.t 111111 those who are breedlnil Wlwanted fillers ol pupplel and kltle,. make 8 deo~perate effort to find home• fur the yOIU!II 10 blilli. Having found homes for t~ir unwiulted Jllll~plea or kl116na, tbeM 1 .d owneu see no connection between U1e treedlllg theY perm tte and our nation ,5 growl!'l! number of howeleu dog a and c•tll with all the suffering lowhlch tMhOmelellllonea are condemned. However, fe~ or the puppies and kittens tha t are forced on reluctant friends and neighbors by lhelr owners are wa~led IK kept ; a recent survey by a hwnane lfo<:loty diiiCIQIIcd thlltiO per cent of the animAls sent lo Its shelter as unw9nted by their owners had been acquired as puppies or klttenslrom lrhmdiiK neighbors. Those reaching the humane shelter& are the lorlWtate ones. In hundreds of communities there are no such 1genctu 14 Sheller and protect the homeless. THE SOLUTION: . Owllers o!'femllle dogs and calli .can prevellt the over· breeding of puppies and kittens and the suffering II cause•. The solution ·lies lit the spaying of female animals, Spaylns 1.1 a simple surgical procedure performed ,bY ~ qwllllled veterlnllry surgeon to prevent reprnduction. Spaying Is not only lbe only certain means of preventing the nationwide cnwlty of breeding more animals than the nation Is able or willing to provide homa for, llut ll offers other advantages. For example, a spayed dog or cal will not attract peck• of male animals. The spayed animal Is content to stay $t home and is not inclined to rolllll and annoy the neighbors. Spayed female dogs do not develop the tumors, often canceroWI, which are common in unspayed animals, Neutering of !Tlale dogs and cats also offers advantages. The neutered !Tlale cat does not spray or flU lhe house, and carry an · · obJiOxiolll! odor as does the unneutered male. Tite neutered male dog will not join dog packs In pursuit of females In heat. Neutering of the male dog ell!'ly in his life prevenu urlnllry problems which tend to occur In later llle among many unaltered animals. Think it over, and take steps to stamp out all ol this suffering to which homeless animals are condemned. m. 1l>!no- • ~p,u: · onr Animal problems defined, solved PQWELL TO SQUIRES NORFOLK, Va . (UP!) - · The VIrginia Squires 1llundoy acquired American Bnk tbl!ll A&<!ouiaUon negoUutlon rlyhla lo forward n y Po we11 !tOOl tho Utah Stara lor a Ullrd· rvund drAft chalco n~tlsou~n •nd polcntlal lu\ut~ 011• alderuUans. Powell , a 6-loot•7, Jl(IU nder fronl l'tltll•nd Unlverslly, hoe plll)loo l lx )'I!Rrs In lhe hBA , "•cra~lna 1?.3 polntund 8.~ r~boW1tle pt'r same. Q Gopher speed has Bucks concerned GAME POSTPONED I.Jia,4o/?: ..... l lw II• II) 1.• 1 1 ' " ""' · MllhU~port -•'Ofn ~roy, 0 ,, Sep!.l4, 1973 «-"_....,.HI'/.U.W~~~:::=:W~· f.il RAC DO LES· '* WM! Fcs lllfltraties A .-battly ~- bul told 1\'(I<Yt~ lat« hi' d' ~ with K~·- "\\'~ •ft tnto 1M sl\adi)IQ' ordertd ""' Pmldtnt to by majottty vote may bring charges ' ~· ~ )lft!IIWr, .,alnst fecknl olfic:lab wi.th d•ard W. Brooh, a 1M Smale sittq in judgment. A hro-Uiirds Senate vo~ ls R~. Brootuaid. "lflbe 9upttme ffll\lired for removlll l'ronl The aew EJ:ocuti~ t..vT-r alllil ~ Bart-~~ Pre!byt« su~ R~v. Sll~ lrilh lhtit ~· N1k M. Rtlmill't!b! !\'tired ~ 1111 ~ • aM Q ~ Ill 3d vi<k. Rev. ...... I' mMI." (burt bam Oftf U!o Ulpt:S ( a.nd hf rtll&xdl, lhM I ~llhat woWd clflCP. · 1be ~· speaker at 1lw> Si!ll Gtrl plo IS Sen. E>l""rd Nt. · Tu~, ~pl . IS, at lhti llrl>Ml lii!Meli,) \ and ht t .nows he's 011 li!st &NUnd for 1\'at..rgn.t~. SO> St. Presbrlerian Qlurdl, be baJI&S 1M drwn lor all .New Jersey to llwO!lumbus. lle 1101!es !bat Pro.sid...t Ninln •nnis io Jllll Watt!t:glHe AMl~"<~ Fair lk'ginn~ all behind ~ 'lbeo be ~ts to it: · · p;m. -..ill ~lure banners lr\m ~"ery rong.-egatlon i.ft tbe " But buw tan ~ ~~ oo io 1M rovntry 's otber buslne whe!t 1lw> Presideot himself is tho prindpal obstru~ollunist P!'esb)-Rry, and mlsslm mils o>'ti' Watergate? · 11'1U ~I d~lltl-s of lhrir ·•n... bigest sift&le obstac.k! tu putiinl\ll'aterple bo!hind rninis1ril?S. us is the ~rs refusal io dear the air bl' Jiving up thoe lnllallaiillll ~1q00ies roc ~ (of bis ~ rotwersallabs witll oidt>$ m1plica.t<!d In w new ~<.~.'Uiii'Ol ~-ttr ol Viaterpte).'' th" Pre:rit)ll&ry <il Sci..tl> There's .mucb , much more from K,unredl' on ~lt . Nlxoa Vall~:y Re•. Hugh Bun and Wa~Hcat<e, 011 tile l:al1(led slllt}' of llis Caliloc1tia and .&\'liM<, 'lrill boe belli al 8 p.m., F.larida. ~ aa llis a~ filibn.~ ....!It lbe ~y and ~ ~ a bsioqut>t, ... I ~~ af otber 1 - . . . Participating in Ute lnBut lilt K~ m~ fUIIIly ~~ets to lis ~In! point . stallatim ~ 'lrill be " Witlt ~t<!il INdH$ lite llr'f!ndaD 11yroo in pu.blic ol· · Re''- Jolin R. wu~. lb in ew~ J-y. and otbers Ilk~ 11im iA altl~ uwnd lite rnodentCII' ; Ruling twatry. n tan $lOp tile $~ide. and ll<l aU tM lhllll$ f t 1\a~-e Clllwnlm, Eldet Joriy Ad!ams., Albebs. ~~ ~'* mil$$ 11o lfft 'lflth no r t t - but 11> ·~ - t i l l po~<w ol ~1\III!IIC:I~ SM. Jo.\1.111 G. 'tll'"'fl'. R·fil., ~tOll' or to ~ Sot!a"' Watftl,'llle COOlmitlft, oc buill. wt.lnslft lht .-Nmbet ,\11 Nuoo Ita$ fa.- ill th~ ~b. td ntll im- ~Ole~. · ~ Jl!f'Sil\y is ii<N!Il as • kind llf miJU.Wal~te. 'nJt ~ts sa,'l/ tlltir oominee. fum1er ~ril!r Coott , _ ~ ~ 411, is !.lr. Cl9n. Ktd:bl<t 'lll"&ntlals lit &.!o ~ llf laoilubea.t GOP Go • 1\'iJl,.m Otlull. and lit kilt -.t ia litre prim:arJ, B01t ~ Democral:s mil tlunt t1toe OO!i ,.&a . _ is -.wltiii,: ~\y t<lf them powws bul far ~ .wsaJ obey • ~ ..-.1ft' llu llt1t~ bft11 &n~un.U r r in>· puchmtnt. Tht~ is no 1ft(~ '' K«<llt'd,y' ..-b agalnlt IlK> passibdiQ' o( ,,_ "raw, nat~ ~" ft• "'!.•~mml, •hbou&b In a nuld~r form. from N111M dffied a It C'wtl !riM to 111m ''"' ""' ,.... " . Insurance. Counseling By An Expert In _This Field •.• • EACH MONDAY 10 TIL 4 DAVIS INSURANCE Cor. Second & Caurt Pomeroy Ph. 992·51.20 We Represent State Automobile Insurance Co. · Ohio Farmers Westfield Companies Western Reserve Mutual Insurance Co. · \ FLAIRS, BAGGIES AND STRAIGHT LEG -1111!------------· EXCELLENT SELECTION OF ALL WEATHER COATS ·-----------------KNIT SHIRTS Turtle Neck and 4 Button Placket ------------····-,-,.... BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT1 0. ~-·-·-· �& The llllliy &r~incl, P.llddlel•tti·Pomeroy, 0., Sept. l4; um Priates up l a ~'•... .~!.... , 4- 'l'hfo l"lltllvlltltinel. Micldleport·Pomeroy,O.. Sepl. 14.1913 Ry JUf: f'llOHI.INCOEK UPI SJI"rll wru~r .. . ' •• ..." • • .. , . '• • "•'•• .:.,•' ., .,' SENIOR CAPTAINS- Leading the Southern Tornadoes Into batue tonight against Hannan Trace will be these ~ seniors, who are the captains for tonight's home opener for . ' •• MiljQr League Standings By 'United Press International National League . •'. .. ..•• •• .i t' . '.~··i ;t . ·£ '. • ·',I . ·~ •• ••u. ' .· .· .r ,. .~ '• '• '. • •• . ,• ' ~· . • •• ' •• •• '• ' ...' · ,..• I' • •''' ••' ~ East I, P ittsburgh 72 · 71 St. Louis 72 73 Montreal 71 73 New York 71 75 Chicago 69 76 Philadelphia 65 81 . West W, I. Cincinnati 89 57 LosAngeles 85 62 pCt. • .' ·'• East . w. I. pet . g . b. ,. Cook, top rookie in the Hunt. Mil 113 401 61 124 .309 SO 109 379 51 116 .306 American Football League in Grubb, Sngltn, Mtl144 501 92 153 .305 1969 but out of action since then Garr, All 139 624 91 190 .304 American Le'ague with a shoulder injury, will be g. ab r. h. pet. the backup quarterback for the Carw, Min 135 525 85 182 .347 Hortn . Del 103 384 41 121 .3 15 Bengals Sunday when Cln· May,MII 143 579 91 .180 .311 cinnati plays the Denver Murcr , NY 145 561 77 174 .310 Munsn ,NY137 478 77145 .JOJ , Broncos. Scott, Mil 143 547 87 164 .300 Cook, who while training this Ofis, KC 139 543 86 163 .300 Bos 133 .,518 50 155 .299 summer decided to retire then Cp~da, Dvls , Bal 125 505 51 151 .299 clianged his mind about a third Jcksn ·, O&k 141 516 96 152 , .295 137 495 76146 .295 comeback effort, got the nod Yaz, Bos Home ~uns · National League: . Johnson, from Coach Paul Brown over 40; Stargell. Pitt 39; Evans, Tim Van Galder. Van Galder, Atl Atl and Bonds , sF 3.8 : Aaron, . dropped by the St. Louis All 37. American LeaQue: Jackson , Cardinals, was picked up by Oak 31; Fisk, Bos and the Bengals earlier this week. Robinson, Cal 26; Otis, KC , ,• •' Amarican League g ;b, :; ' :• ,. Mtl!iOr League Ruuth By United Press International National league Plttsbgh 300 110 010- 6 12 o Chicago 000 000 010- 1 6 J Moose , R . Hernandez (8) and Sanguitleng P8ppas , Laroche (2), Bonham 16). Aker (9) and Hundley , WP - Moose 111 · 111 . LFl' - Pappas (7 -12) . Baltimore 86 59 .593 ·eo 67 ,544 7 Boston .503 77 6~ .527 9'1> Detroit .497 1 1J 74 .497 New York .493 l V2 Milwaukee 10 11 .476 17 ,64 84 .432 .486 21!2 Cleveland .476 4 West .445 BV2 w. I. pet. g . b. Oakland 84 61 . 579 pCi r g . b . Kansas City 80 66 .548 4112 .610 Chicago 72 74 .493 12 112 .578 41/., Minnesota 70 74 .486 13 1h San Francisco Bl 64 .559 Jlh Ce llfornia 67 76 , .469 16 Houston 74 74 .500 ' 16 Texas 51 93 .3S4 3"1 1/'i · Atlanta · 72 16 .486 . 18 . . Thursday's Results Sa n Diego 53 92 .366 JS h Baltimore 7 Ml!w 6, 10 inns . Thursday's Rttulfl New York 2 Boston 1. 12 Inns Pillsburgh 6 Chicago 1 Kcmsas City 5 California 4 NeW York 4 .P hil a 2, 12 Inns (Only games scheduled) Los Angeles 8 Houston 6 Today's P1obable Pitchers San Francisco 8 San Diego 6 (All Times EOTJ (O nly games scheduled J . Texas (Bibby 7-9) at Oakland Today's Probilble Pitchers !Hunter 18-4), 11 p .m . (All Times EDT) . Kansas City (Busby 14 ·13) at Pittsburgh (Bri les 12·12) at California (Lange 2-ll , 11 p.m . St. Louis (Cleveland 13-9), 9 Milwaukee {Col born 19-9) at p.m. Detroit (Coleman 19-15 ). 8 p.m . Los Angeles (Mess-ersmith 12 . MinnesOta (B ty leven 17 ,15 ) at 101 at Houston (WII$on 10-15 }, Chicago {K aat 14 -12), 9p .m. 8,30 p.m . New York (Stottlemyre .13·15J Chlcagd (Jenkins 12-14) at af Baltimore (Alexa nder 10 -7 J. New York (Stone 10-3),.8 p.m. 7:30p .m , · San Francisc~ (Marlchal 10· Cleveland ( Wilcox 7-BJ at 12) at San Diego (Arlin 10. 13 ), Boston (Cu rtiS 12 -13), 7:30p.m. 10:30 p.m . Saturday's Games Atllinla (Harr ison 10-5) at Cleveland at Boston Cincinnati {Norman 11 -12 ), 8 Milwaukee at Oetro'it p.m. Texas at Oakland Philadelphia (Carlton 11 -18 1 New York at Baltimore. -nlght at Montreal (Moore 7-15), 8 Minnesota at Chicago, night p .m . Kan...(:lt)l at California , night Saturday 's Games Ph il adelphia at Montreal Chic ego at New York Plrtsburgh at St. louis . Major League Leaders Los Angeles at Houston By United Press International Atlanta at Cincinnati, night Leading Batters Sa~ Fran at San Diego, night National League g . ab .r . h. pet . Rose. Cin 145 ~10 105 ~11 .346 Wtsn, Hou 148 543 92 172 )17 Cdeno, Hou 116 478 77 151 .3 16 M~dO'Jl , SF 127 515 1?. 16'2 .:US COOK RETURNS Crdnl, Chi · 129 463 74 144 .31-1 CINCINNATI (UPI) -Greg Fl'erez , Cin 138 518 66 160 .309 w. NORMANONHILL CINCINNATI (upl). - The Cincinnati Reds, 4¥.. games up . the National League West, ln open a three-game, series with I ht ·m R'1verfr Atlanta tong . on t Stadium. Fred Norman, ll-12, .will go to the mOWld for the league· 1 R · leading Reds agams orw Harrison, 10-5. May. Mil, Sando, Burroughs, Tex 25: Runs Batted National League : Pitt 107; Bench. Cln Oak the defending SV AC champion Tornad!)es. The captains are, (from left ) guard Randy Forbes, end Jim Williams, tackle Dennis Hawk, quarterback Verri Ord and guar<l Mike Cod· ner, and In . .&targeH , 101: May, Hou 99 ; Evons, Atl 98: American Leogu" Jackson , Oak 112: Mayberry, KC 96: Scott, Mil 9•: May. Mil 92 ; Murcer. NY 88. Pitching National League: Bryjtnt, SF 21 . 11 ; Billingham, Cin 19-B; Gul le tt. Cln 17 -B: Seaver. NY . 17 .9; Osteen and Sulton , LA 16· 9. American League : Wood, Chi 23 · 19 ; Palmer, Ba tt 20-B; Holtzman, Oak 20 -12; Colborn, Singleton, Mtl 95. Tonight's · Games: ___ ,. VANITY CABINETS Choose from Contempo, Provincial or Eorly American styles. Regular Stock Sizes .,•• 24"-30"-36" Wide and 21" Deep • ' 11 •• you." ... .. ,._._.. __-._._. .-----""'"eo" .. $388 ~- .. ARTIFICIAL FLOWER ARRAN GEMENTS · '3.9S Dudle•v's Florist Mll19 .9; Coleman, Oet J!1- ~5 . .., --..-. A GREAT BIG THANK YOU •• •,, •, ,,• 1 ~F:r:an:c:is:c~o~o:ve:r~Sa::n~D:ie:g:o.!::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~· PERSONAL PORTABLE 12" T.V. r~wrdO!I boya and wirls, but Ayard sale lo raise funds ror alao ahelterfd workshop stuijlng a reunion of U1o MidIDdlltlea. It's nlmust awic butter "'"kinK time bul II you are one of A contribution nf was dleport Aiulltni Associulion · next spring, will be held 11turs. thojjt• pt'Jj)h' with ~ yen for IJ()m' now and prefer not to wait Wltii mnde to the lund for promo lion day at the home ol Mrs. Iva ·the churchi!S get out their Iron kettle5, you might try MrN. Mem.el or I he bond lsaue. Smith'~ "quickie" recipe. Mrt .. EdKnr Heynoids )n- Stewart Main st. Rutland . Perso~s wilh i~nlS to con20 iltiNUTF: AI'PLE BU'rfER stalled the 19'l:t.74 officers 14 curls apr•lcslluce using aaUn ro~ pin-ons. In· tribute arc asked to take them 7 curs sug~r stalled were Mrs. Once Pratt, to the Stewart res19ence or contact Mrs. Stewart, 742~!08:1 , 1 cup cinnamon drops president; Mrs. Harold Lohse, for pickup. 1 pkg. strawberry Kooi-Aid . vice president; Mrs. Eddie Cook ali (.Ogclhcr for 20 minutes. If necessary, add more Burkett, treasurer ; and Mrs. · "Anything and everything" will be uccepted lor the sale, sugar and ofew drops of oil of cinnamon. Pearl Reynolds, secretary. Mrs . Moore, outgoing according lo Mrs , Robert . . - ·: . W,(.,:.;~ liOMEMAKgRS are coming up with more and more meatpresident, thanked her of- Sisson who ts heading up the stretching rcclpes in their str~gglc to balance the,food budget, so ficers, the committees and Alumni Association if you l1avc one you'd like to share send it along to "Fun with members for support ol and reorganiiGlltion e!lort · The reWJion has tehiatively Foods.'' assistance with club actlvlUes One of these for a sandwich spread is easy to make and been set for the Friday night of during the past year. nutritious since It incorporates foo<l from three of the four food Mrs. Pratt assigned active Memorial Day weekend, and members to contact inactive will be held in the Meigs Junior ~oups r<oquired daily for ~ood nutrition. If your child la one who prefers to lake his lunch rather than eat in the cafeteria aii!Chool High School auditorium , member~ in an effort to in· then this recipe Cl!ll be a delightful change from the usual peanut Since a reunion hus not been crease attendance at meeUngs. FRIDAY butter and jelly when the days are too hoi for lunchmeat. MARY SHRINE 37, l'\ltite It was reported that Mrs. Eroli held lor the past lwo years, The recipe calls for combining % cup crunchy peanut butter, Shrine PI Jerusalem, will meet Conroy Is improving at her Mrs. Sisson plans for a com· · 'h t'Up applesauce, and three slices or crisp, cnunbled bacon. Mi.x at 8 p,m, at the IOOF hail in Long Bottom home following blned celebration of the Wltii thoroughly blended. This makes about Jlh cups sandwich reunion classes. in other Pomeroy. Potluck refresh· hospitalization. ' words, those classes which spread. Afamily covered dish dinner meniB wlll b!l served. Officers and members are urged io at the Moore home preceded would have ob.served anHOW MANY TIMES have you bough! the biggest bWJch of the meeUng. An arrangement niversaries at .the banquets in bananas· on the grocery store counter because they wete attend. DANCE FOLLOWING . the of mums centered the table . 1972 and 1973 will be honored "'speciaied," and then watched them go uneaten until ihey Southern-Hannan Trace Welcomed into membership along with the classes became over-ripened. That's wasteful! You can always make football game at Southern High was Mrs. Harry Davis who celebrating in 1974. banana pie, cake or bread, Mrs: Claud Husted pa!lses along in the School with music by the along with her husband, Eddie recently published Centennial Cookbook of the Enterprise United Burkett, Edgar Reynolds and WoodquliiB. Methodist Church one of her favorite recipes. Ferman Moore were guests. SUNDAY BANANA BREAD Door prizes were awarded to GOSPEL SINGING Cream 'h cup butter and 1cup sugar; beat 2 eggs and fold ln . program, 2 to 4 p,m. at Meigs Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Burkett, Mash three bananas; add io mixture. Sift 2cups flour, I teaspoon Junior High School, Mid· Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, salt and 1 teaspoon soda. Beat dry ingredients In quickly. Add 'h dleport. Joyful Sound Trio and and Mrs. Betty Cline. to 1cup pecans, and if desired a<ld some cut-up dates. Gardner Trio to be featured, Mix and let stand in bread pan for 20 minutes. Bake at 350 PORTLAND - Officers were PARTY FOR members of degrees for !iQ minutes. MEIGS C01111ty Youth Choir elected and pl<jns were made American Legion Drew Practice, 2. to 3:30 p.m. for a fall festival at Wednesday Webster Post 39, who worked Bradbtiry Church of Christ. All night's meeting of the Portland at county fair at post home junl~r high age and up invited. PTO. beginning · at noon SWlday. Mrs. Shirley Johnson was ANNUAL HOMECOMING at · Refreshments and dinner at 3 elected president of the unit, Mt. Hermon UB Church . p.m. Room mothers were ap· Sixth: Mrs. Betty Osborn, Basket dinner at noon followed with Chuck Evans being pointed and plans were made J.B.AND THE Tiny 'frio, the Mrs. Rose Carr, Mrs. Jerry named vice president; MarBrotherhood Quartet and the by afternoon program starting viene Beegle, secretary, and for a Halloween carnival at the Griffin and Mrs. Lucy Gospelettes from Vienna, W. at I :30 p.m. Gospel Tones Mrs. Grace Furbee, treasurer. Monday night meeting of the Barringer. Quartet and other special Va. will be featured singers at Mrs. Mary Seventh: The fall fesUval was set for Tuppers Plains Boosters. to be featured; singers annual homecoming of Alfred Presiding at the session were Longenette, Mrs. Mary Bower, Saturday, Oct. 27 at the school. United Methodist Church · speaker, the Rev. James The group decided to change Homer E. Cole, president; Mrs, Nita Jean Ritchie. Sunday. Regular morning Morrison . Public invited. Janet Connolly, . Eighth: Mrs. Eloise Boston, the meetin.,gtime to the second Mrs. HOMECOMING Sunday at services followed bY a basket Monday of each mon'th with the secretary, · and Mrs. Nancy Mrs. Nettie Young, Mrs . dinner and afternoon program. Morse Chapel Church· !rom next meeting to be Oct 8, Roush, treasurer. Louise Chaffee ·and Mrs. I :30 to 4 p.m. Special singing A meeting Qf the teachers Sandra Massar. Arrangements were made to and music. Everyone welcom~ and the room mothers was set The next meeting will be held purchase a sweeper for the to attend. for Monday night at 7:30 p.m, on Oct. 8, RACINE . Post American school and it was voted to give at the school. At that time Legion picnic at post home. each teacher $10 .to spend for plans will be completed for the Internationa l League Barbecued chicken; take classroom materials. carnival to be held in October, . Playoffs Standings c·overed dish and own' table (Best three.of·five) . The .room mothers named (Finals) service. Starts 12:30 p.m. for were: w. I . pel. members and families. ATHENS COUNTY 'Z 2 .500 First grade: Mrs. Darlene Pawtucket POMEROY · Middleport Charleston 2 2 .500 Guthrie, Mrs.. Ann Collins and Tt'IUrsday 's Result Laymen's League Day Naomi MONTHLY Charleston 4 Pawtucket 0 The 1973 Stanley family . Mrs : Pat Shiver. Baptist Chl!l'ch. Dinner at 2 Second grsde: Shirley p.m. with the program at 3 · reunion was held Sept. 9 at ~ Balser, MrS. Nancy Roush, p.in. Rev. Samue.l Jackson, park near Darwin. Attending Mrs, carolyn Ritchie and Mrs. speaker, and the public is in- were Mrs. Binetta Harper Florence Wyers. · Lash, Mrs·. Nellie Harper, vited. by Third grade: Mrs. ·Janice Hamden ; James D. Stanley, MONDAY Davis, Mrs, Cecelia Murphy, Maverick and · MIDDLEPORT Business Dayton; Mr. and Mrs, Joe Mrs. Margery Connolly and ·· Stanley, May Mason, Mr, and Interest Checks and Professional Club, 7:30 LeBeau Mrs, Doima Griffin. Mailed Monthly p.m. at the Columbia Gas Co. Mrs. Melvin Morris, Pomeroy ; Plain colors and Fourth grade: Mrs. Libby or Quarterly Office. Mrs. Ann Bailey to have Mr. and Mrs, D. L. Brickles, Ssyre, Mrs. Janice Young and fancies . The best for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stanley, the program, Mrs. Janet Conno)ly. less. THEOOORUS Councill7, D. Nancy and Steve, Shade; Fifth: Mrs. Mary of A., 7:30 p.m. at the IOOF James Stanley, Greenfield; Longenette, Mrs, Dorothy Edith Sargent, The Plains; Mr. hall. Main at Sycamore Stout, Mrs. Nancy Cole and MEETING of Middleport and Mrs. Eugene Stanley, Mr. Mrs. Martha Dorsi . • POMEROY, OHIO Hili residents who want water and Mrs .. Glen Stanle~, Mrs, Lyman stanley, Mr, and Mrs . service, 7:30 p.m. at MidRussell Stanley and children, dleport Village Hall. Interested The Athens County and Fred Stanley, ali of Savings & Loan Co . officials of Middleport exAlbany; Thelma Stanley Hock, 296 Second St. pected to be on hand for Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy, Oh!n discussion. Ray Collett, Mr. and Mrs. Ali Accounts Insured To CHESTER elementary Richard Kerns and Mrs . S20,000 by F S L . school PTA 7:30 p.m . at Robert Matthewson and son, Chester Elementary.. In· all of Athens, troducti~n of. teachers. All ••o ICalendar~ ~R:o:ok:i:e~Oo:UII;.;Di~·:Cl~n~i~$~.~w~h"'u-------~-.:1 BAKER ~· FURNITURE ·; MOTOROLA tu houlll lhe chtll!lel lor the ·STEERS LAMBS The Jones Boys Racine Home National Bank Fulton· Thompspn Tractor Sales Ohio Valley Livestock Sale Pomeroy National Bank City Ice & Fuel Marion Riggs Ford Meigs Inn Farmers Bank· & Savings Company Citizens National Bank Marting's Page Chevrolet Southeastern Ohio Equipment Company The Daily Sentinel Elberfeids Racine Food Market Farmers Bank & Savings Company Elberfelds Veterans Memorial Hospital Sugar Run Flour Mill G & J Auto Parts Meigs County Landmark Pomeroy National Bank Modern Supply Representative Oakley c. Collins · Evans Packing Compa.ny Jackson Production Credit Association Ohio Valley Livestock Sales Ohio Valley Livestock Sales Ohio Valley Livestock Sales . Larry's Mobile Homes Chester Agrico Service Center Pomeroy National Bank Riggs Used Cars · Farmers Bank & Savings Comp;~ny City Ice & Fuel Company Big John Auction Company Representative Oakley Collins Pickens Farms Holler Holstein Farm Citizens Nationa I Bank Ted and Nancy Reed Five Points Grill Riggs Used Cars Keck Distributing Company Farmers Bank & Savings Company Page Chevrolet , Racine Food Market Producers Livestock Association Marchi Distributing Company Carnahan Auction Company PTO meets Boosters plan carnival A-C·M·I·A PWS SPECIAL 18" DEPTH Formica or Marble ••• Top~ A fine value. Fast-Back slide out chassis. Sound, Controls, Antenna, all up-front . High Impact plastic cabinet In two-lone Beige 13.1fe" H, 13fs" W. 10" deep. Model BP3050KN WE-RNER RADIO &T.V. 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SUNDAY, SEPT. 16 ringlet of a few years ago . They produce a larger, ' Now ... at the right time ..• for the right prices ... everything you need for fall & ,, winter planting. Come to ..• SATURDAY, SEPT. 15 The curls that create the modern hair styles today have more body to them ond are unllko the tight . GET IT OR ORDER IT HERE NOW! · One Big Weekend Only KAY Our thanks also to Buckeye REA, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Com puy Grover's Studio, Meigs COunty Agricultur•i Society • and The Shoppe for their donations. I Fertilizer DON'T MISS THIS! SAVE '50° by • \ ,, And All Analysis The teenage dass of the Bradford Church of Christ enjoyed a bayride and wiener roast Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Ivan Wood. Attending were Danny Harrison, Tammy Blake, Diana Painter, Becky Painter, Tammy Mossman, Bonnie Wood, Kathy Davis, Melba Hysell, Keith Wood, Mike Btng, Jim Bing, Vincent Mossman, Beverly Will, Mr. and Mrs: Clifford Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wood. 0 ·Hair MEIGS COUNTY J.UNIOR FAIR STEER, LAMB, & PIG' SAL£ COMMITTEE For Fall Planting @ SPEAKING OF Radnt Food M~rket City Ice & Fuel Company ~--------~--~- lOLA'S Meig5 Co. Branch PIGS City Ice & Fuel Company · Pickens Farms Representative Qakley C. Collins Page Chevrolet • • Enjoy picnic attend. RACINE elementary school PTA, 7:30 p.m. at Racine Elementary. Open House, All persons urged to attend. A DOUBLE THANI<:vou to thos• contributing t 0 the Junior Falr Building Fund : I --·---·--.. JEANS · INCOME ACCOUNT Stocking St!veral Different Base Dt!signs With - - · The ThQITlll Groeneveld and "ff', deS<:cndants of A. F. and Laura and Mrs. Michael Bl•aeU, ·B. Swan held their annual Columbus; Mr. ,and M..,, reunion at the Long Bottom Thoma• Drake, Reynoldlburt~. Methodist Church basement ljlld Mr. and Mra. EdwiWI Hayman, Kim, Terri, al}d SUnday, Sept. 9. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie, Westerville. Joseph Bl!!seli and Ken, Mrs. Special out.ot-town guests Charles Hensley, Mr . and·Mrs . were Mr. and Mn. Albert Harold Holter, Steve, Judy and Woode and Ellen, JeromesMark, and Mr. and Mrs. David Special recognition waa \ A. Smith and Diana, Long ville. Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd given to Mr. and Mra. David McPeek, Belleville, W. Va.; Smith who will be celebratlnfl Mr. and Mrs. David G. Smith, their 25th wedding ann! versa~ Marietta; Mr , and Mrs. in November. WNO BOTTOM - RACINE - VlsiiB to the Syracu~~e Nursing Home and the Arcadia Nursing Horne were planned during the Monday night meeting of the ~;sther Circle ol the Racine Baptist Church at the home or Mrs. Linley llart. the group also made plans to prepare plates or fruit lor shut· Ina. The White Cr0118 quota was discuased and arrangements were made to fill it. iltlss Vera Beegle gave pen sketches of lhe missionaries liJ be re· membered. during the year, and a prayer was given by Mrs. Edna Pickens. Members sang " I Love to Tell the Story" and Mrs, G:enn Simpson read portions of Psalm 68, Galatians 8, and Matthew 9. There was also a reading from "Our Daily Bread" and prayer by Miss Bl!egle. Members answered roil call with a verse of scripture. Mrs. Martin Wilcoxen gave the program presenting the life and · journeys of the greatest of all miasionarles, the Apostle Paul. To close the meeting, the group aang "My Prayer" and Mrs, Waiter Bikacsan had prayer. Refreshments were served , -----------~ interested persons urged to City Ice & Fuel Company Evans Packing Company Farmers Bank & Savings Company · Pomeroy National Bank Riggs Used Cars Five Points Grill The Daily Sentinel Swan reunion held Circle will visit homes Stanley family has reunion AQUARIUM Our special thanks to Nancy Carnahan, Clerk 1 Ml,ke Gould, Ar.ea Extension Agent, Animal Sct~nce: .a nd nng"!en Dorsey Jordan, Dan Smtih. Jtm Meredtth, Jim Carnahan . and Lloyd Blackwoo~ who donated their services. Association to have sale · Social : heritage house -~ ·~ ..f In tho AI. Ea~l. 14tltlmi...., f(l( Mtn 111d Women threatening to •n•~• - ~~~~~~~· bles ol Mill' IJI!tlllllllt I'M~-., ihe Ot·iol~s uppffi Uu•lr 11'1\d lU seven ~IIIIWS by be~tlng Mil· Vour~=li~rtS.'h)t"t waukee. - - - - - - - - - -.. ............H:•t • - llw~ ton. c.Jtnl.1n .•. t \l:hlt\1\'klll.< 1~ 1\il lil \lll tHl suup R i-1lln 111 ~1 Ill'~ 11 11~ llw Will, \'11\Lll\' II lh~l bt'llllh~ \~Ill ~\ll\l ~li'\' 1\l~l tllt...l·lttWhll~~tlllll¥11• ''"'"' l' It• hi 11th kllll , 11'11\'i Ill\1\,~i r; U ~jj~ll:::--:'1i, lnrfi'Uin~ M Nl, ll'llttl\1\ lo ~7. . , ll~i rll \lrh lu I'll! lllli llu ol\ \ll'\11 ~ In il\1 runs wlth a lwwlll\ •lillll~~ '1\\l R Sllcrtn"rt Ill• ~nd li;lvo 1.\11 !llltl l\01\ t'lll' ill!l' h Ill'!"' II\ lw\• rullS to lift tt~;~ fll~lil~r '''''r HOUS£ SliPPERS II v ......,. . , '•• •• ', Gophers ' for \111!1)(1~ "~'-'Ill~\ ij'l " ~lint\\~~ h!o1l i 11 1k, hljh 1>111'1: lu The Pirates are not about to •• claim anything yet, especially since the Montreal Expos are • only II'.! games behind and the • New York Mets, who topped '" "'• Philadelphia, 4-2, in 12 innings, are 21> out. Action Sparse , In other sparse major league action, Los Angeles topped Houston, 8-0, and San Francisco downed San Diego, 8-0, in the NL while in the American • League, Baltimore nipped Mil· waukee in 10, 8-7, New York (Continued from page 3) edged Boston, 2·1, in 12, and San Fran 200 100 203- 8 9 1 San Diego 300 001 020- 6 IJ 1 backfield will be quarterback Kansas City nipped California, ~ Barr, Sosa (7), McMahon (9) ' ' and Arnold , Rader (7); Arlin, Cornelius Greene, a six-foot, fl-4. .... ....... .......... ....... _. ............. ., Cork ins (ll, Ca ldw ell (8), Snook 170-poWJder from Washington, ""....... ..-.. .... Taking advantage of three ........... _ ... , _ - · 0.,. (9), Ross (9) and Kendall. WP D.C.,starting In place of senior Cub errors in the first inning, ...,... .......... - sosa (10-31. LP - Snook (0 -21 . HRs- Gaston (12th) , Speie r Greg Hare, slowed by a leg the Pirates scored three runs. (11th ), Ontiveros ( 1st). injury. Bob Moose and Ramon Her· (Only games scheduled ) Fullback Champ Henson, the nandez combined to handcuff Americall League only junior' led the nation in Chicago on just six hits . Moose ( 10 innings) MiiW 012 100 200 0- 6 10 3 scoring with 20 touchdowns last posted his fourth shutout, Ball COl 011 021 1- 7 17 0 Champion , Short (6), Sprague year and the H, 220-pounder yielding five hits before Her· ( B) and Porter : Cuellar. Gar - has rWI well so far this fall. nandez took over in the eighth, land (4), Reynolds (7) and Tailback Archie Griffin and Pinchhitter Steve Ontiveros Etchebarren, Rob!es (9l. WPReyno lds (7 .5) . LP-S prague wingback Brian Baschmigel, rapped a two-run homer, .his (0 -11 . the other two backfield star· first in the majors, in the top of •• (12 innings! ters, both were regulars last the ninth inning to rally San Middleport, 0. • Bos 000 000 001 000- 1 6 0 season. Griffin made only a N.Y. 000000010001 - 2 91 Lee , Veale {10) and Fisk, token appearance in the 1972 Montgomery. (BJ; Medich . Lyle opener against Iowa, but (12J and Munson . WP - L yle (5 · 9) . LFl'-Vea!e {2· 3l , H R- Miller wound up as OSU's leading . • lllh ). rusher with 867 yards. Ohio State, 9·1 for the regular THE FAIR HAS BEEN OVER FOR FOUR WEEKS BUT Kan City 000 020 030- 5 10 1 California 000 000 040- 4 8 1 season last year, including the Fitzmorris, Bird (8) . and Healy , Taylor (8) ; Hand , Lange 27-19 win over Minnesota, will • (7), Se lls (8), Barber. (9) and go into the game in good Sands. WP- Fitzmorris (7 -2) . WE STILL WANT TO EXTEND LPII·H~·nd t5 ~ 6) . HR - Robinson physical condition with the ex(26th) . ception of Hare. The 1:30 p.m. kickoff will be {Only games scheduled) ·played before an estimated 86,· 000 persons. MCKENZIE SIGNED PORT HURON, Mich . (UPI) B 1;: AUT I F UL - The Detroit Red Wings Thursday·announced the signing of goalie Bill McKenzie, who played last year witb the TO THE BUYERS OF STEERS, LAMBS, AND PIGS Port Huron Wings, to a new five-yea~ contract McKenzie; a former Ohio MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR SALE State University hockey From player, was . named the International Hockey League's •" FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1973 all-star goaitender last season .I . In leading his team to a third59 N. Second St. place finish. McKenzie posted •---Moiiioiidoiid.le;,:p;.;o;;,r.;.t--.1 a 2.84 g93ls-against average. ,• ,.' ,.' c~tch KiiiRil!<l hlV~t l•lll ~I rt t'he Ulle·hulf mill bond iAiuc to railll IUildl to~ U1 COli• ltl'ul;tlotJ of a 11ehool bulldin~ lor the men tully retur~ed or the cowlty wa• endoraed b~ u11j Middleport Amuleur Gur· denen Wedneaaay nl~hl. Meeting al the home or Mr1. Ferman Moore, lhQ ~ardenilr• l'o!lld to endorse lhc bond isaue lor lhe Melg1 Community School. II PBI!lled It will pr.ovlde ,230,000 with matchinK funds to come from the alate for con. alruct!on of a building not only Lancaster at Athens Coat Grove at Gall fpo lls Portsmouth at Ironton Jackson at Oek H i tl Logan at Hill iard Meigs at Belpre ( 12: innings) Waverly at Portsmouth west N.Y. 000 200 000 002- 4 11 0 Wheelersburg at Wellston Phil 001 001 000 000- 2 10 1 Fairland at South Point Seaver ,- McGraw 1121 and Buckeye a t Manchester Grote ; Brett . Culver {12 ) and Hannan Trace at Southetn Boone. WP - Seaver 117 -9 ). LP Kyger Creek at North Gallia - Culver (6 .5) . Symmes Valley at Eas tern Sout hwestern at Hannan 020 320 010- 8 11 2 Pt. Pleasant at Huntington Los Ang Houston Ill 003 ooo- 6 11 1 Wahama at Federal -Hock ing John. Hough (6) and Yeager ; Roberts, Ray P), Upshaw (9) and Jutze. WP - John (13 -7). LP - Roberts (14 ·10.) . HR - Cey , ( 14th). ::• • The Pill~bur~h Pirate~ 111i\Y betnnkln!) their mo~e -flnally. . The Pirate• kingpins in thu shaky Nl. Eastern Dlvl~ion and pre-season ruvoritcs, won lh It· third game of u fonr-gume series with the Chicago Cubs, 6· 1 Thtwsduy as Willie StarHeii p~ovided the punch drivinK in two runs, ' The win gave tho Pirates n one-game lead over Idle S!. !,outs and shoved ihe Cuba bactt-. inw lifth place, 4\lt games behind. "Coming here and taking three out of four was 1/le thinK lo do," said Stargell, who upped his National League leading RBI total to 107 when ;.- doubled home two runs in the fno: inning. "Even though il's great to be in first place, we still can't take anything for granted. ·we'll see whal hapliens. but when you're in first place the other clubs have to lll'ft~ • 1'1'\'~ 11 1 • lol\l ' . l'l!~'h.hlt\~t 1 •~ 1 ~ •n Gardeners have meet m . .I �& The llllliy &r~incl, P.llddlel•tti·Pomeroy, 0., Sept. l4; um Priates up l a ~'•... .~!.... , 4- 'l'hfo l"lltllvlltltinel. Micldleport·Pomeroy,O.. Sepl. 14.1913 Ry JUf: f'llOHI.INCOEK UPI SJI"rll wru~r .. . ' •• ..." • • .. , . '• • "•'•• .:.,•' ., .,' SENIOR CAPTAINS- Leading the Southern Tornadoes Into batue tonight against Hannan Trace will be these ~ seniors, who are the captains for tonight's home opener for . ' •• MiljQr League Standings By 'United Press International National League . •'. .. ..•• •• .i t' . '.~··i ;t . ·£ '. • ·',I . ·~ •• ••u. ' .· .· .r ,. .~ '• '• '. • •• . ,• ' ~· . • •• ' •• •• '• ' ...' · ,..• I' • •''' ••' ~ East I, P ittsburgh 72 · 71 St. Louis 72 73 Montreal 71 73 New York 71 75 Chicago 69 76 Philadelphia 65 81 . West W, I. Cincinnati 89 57 LosAngeles 85 62 pCt. • .' ·'• East . w. I. pet . g . b. ,. Cook, top rookie in the Hunt. Mil 113 401 61 124 .309 SO 109 379 51 116 .306 American Football League in Grubb, Sngltn, Mtl144 501 92 153 .305 1969 but out of action since then Garr, All 139 624 91 190 .304 American Le'ague with a shoulder injury, will be g. ab r. h. pet. the backup quarterback for the Carw, Min 135 525 85 182 .347 Hortn . Del 103 384 41 121 .3 15 Bengals Sunday when Cln· May,MII 143 579 91 .180 .311 cinnati plays the Denver Murcr , NY 145 561 77 174 .310 Munsn ,NY137 478 77145 .JOJ , Broncos. Scott, Mil 143 547 87 164 .300 Cook, who while training this Ofis, KC 139 543 86 163 .300 Bos 133 .,518 50 155 .299 summer decided to retire then Cp~da, Dvls , Bal 125 505 51 151 .299 clianged his mind about a third Jcksn ·, O&k 141 516 96 152 , .295 137 495 76146 .295 comeback effort, got the nod Yaz, Bos Home ~uns · National League: . Johnson, from Coach Paul Brown over 40; Stargell. Pitt 39; Evans, Tim Van Galder. Van Galder, Atl Atl and Bonds , sF 3.8 : Aaron, . dropped by the St. Louis All 37. American LeaQue: Jackson , Cardinals, was picked up by Oak 31; Fisk, Bos and the Bengals earlier this week. Robinson, Cal 26; Otis, KC , ,• •' Amarican League g ;b, :; ' :• ,. Mtl!iOr League Ruuth By United Press International National league Plttsbgh 300 110 010- 6 12 o Chicago 000 000 010- 1 6 J Moose , R . Hernandez (8) and Sanguitleng P8ppas , Laroche (2), Bonham 16). Aker (9) and Hundley , WP - Moose 111 · 111 . LFl' - Pappas (7 -12) . Baltimore 86 59 .593 ·eo 67 ,544 7 Boston .503 77 6~ .527 9'1> Detroit .497 1 1J 74 .497 New York .493 l V2 Milwaukee 10 11 .476 17 ,64 84 .432 .486 21!2 Cleveland .476 4 West .445 BV2 w. I. pet. g . b. Oakland 84 61 . 579 pCi r g . b . Kansas City 80 66 .548 4112 .610 Chicago 72 74 .493 12 112 .578 41/., Minnesota 70 74 .486 13 1h San Francisco Bl 64 .559 Jlh Ce llfornia 67 76 , .469 16 Houston 74 74 .500 ' 16 Texas 51 93 .3S4 3"1 1/'i · Atlanta · 72 16 .486 . 18 . . Thursday's Results Sa n Diego 53 92 .366 JS h Baltimore 7 Ml!w 6, 10 inns . Thursday's Rttulfl New York 2 Boston 1. 12 Inns Pillsburgh 6 Chicago 1 Kcmsas City 5 California 4 NeW York 4 .P hil a 2, 12 Inns (Only games scheduled) Los Angeles 8 Houston 6 Today's P1obable Pitchers San Francisco 8 San Diego 6 (All Times EOTJ (O nly games scheduled J . Texas (Bibby 7-9) at Oakland Today's Probilble Pitchers !Hunter 18-4), 11 p .m . (All Times EDT) . Kansas City (Busby 14 ·13) at Pittsburgh (Bri les 12·12) at California (Lange 2-ll , 11 p.m . St. Louis (Cleveland 13-9), 9 Milwaukee {Col born 19-9) at p.m. Detroit (Coleman 19-15 ). 8 p.m . Los Angeles (Mess-ersmith 12 . MinnesOta (B ty leven 17 ,15 ) at 101 at Houston (WII$on 10-15 }, Chicago {K aat 14 -12), 9p .m. 8,30 p.m . New York (Stottlemyre .13·15J Chlcagd (Jenkins 12-14) at af Baltimore (Alexa nder 10 -7 J. New York (Stone 10-3),.8 p.m. 7:30p .m , · San Francisc~ (Marlchal 10· Cleveland ( Wilcox 7-BJ at 12) at San Diego (Arlin 10. 13 ), Boston (Cu rtiS 12 -13), 7:30p.m. 10:30 p.m . Saturday's Games Atllinla (Harr ison 10-5) at Cleveland at Boston Cincinnati {Norman 11 -12 ), 8 Milwaukee at Oetro'it p.m. Texas at Oakland Philadelphia (Carlton 11 -18 1 New York at Baltimore. -nlght at Montreal (Moore 7-15), 8 Minnesota at Chicago, night p .m . Kan...(:lt)l at California , night Saturday 's Games Ph il adelphia at Montreal Chic ego at New York Plrtsburgh at St. louis . Major League Leaders Los Angeles at Houston By United Press International Atlanta at Cincinnati, night Leading Batters Sa~ Fran at San Diego, night National League g . ab .r . h. pet . Rose. Cin 145 ~10 105 ~11 .346 Wtsn, Hou 148 543 92 172 )17 Cdeno, Hou 116 478 77 151 .3 16 M~dO'Jl , SF 127 515 1?. 16'2 .:US COOK RETURNS Crdnl, Chi · 129 463 74 144 .31-1 CINCINNATI (UPI) -Greg Fl'erez , Cin 138 518 66 160 .309 w. NORMANONHILL CINCINNATI (upl). - The Cincinnati Reds, 4¥.. games up . the National League West, ln open a three-game, series with I ht ·m R'1verfr Atlanta tong . on t Stadium. Fred Norman, ll-12, .will go to the mOWld for the league· 1 R · leading Reds agams orw Harrison, 10-5. May. Mil, Sando, Burroughs, Tex 25: Runs Batted National League : Pitt 107; Bench. Cln Oak the defending SV AC champion Tornad!)es. The captains are, (from left ) guard Randy Forbes, end Jim Williams, tackle Dennis Hawk, quarterback Verri Ord and guar<l Mike Cod· ner, and In . .&targeH , 101: May, Hou 99 ; Evons, Atl 98: American Leogu" Jackson , Oak 112: Mayberry, KC 96: Scott, Mil 9•: May. Mil 92 ; Murcer. NY 88. Pitching National League: Bryjtnt, SF 21 . 11 ; Billingham, Cin 19-B; Gul le tt. Cln 17 -B: Seaver. NY . 17 .9; Osteen and Sulton , LA 16· 9. American League : Wood, Chi 23 · 19 ; Palmer, Ba tt 20-B; Holtzman, Oak 20 -12; Colborn, Singleton, Mtl 95. Tonight's · Games: ___ ,. VANITY CABINETS Choose from Contempo, Provincial or Eorly American styles. Regular Stock Sizes .,•• 24"-30"-36" Wide and 21" Deep • ' 11 •• you." ... .. ,._._.. __-._._. .-----""'"eo" .. $388 ~- .. ARTIFICIAL FLOWER ARRAN GEMENTS · '3.9S Dudle•v's Florist Mll19 .9; Coleman, Oet J!1- ~5 . .., --..-. A GREAT BIG THANK YOU •• •,, •, ,,• 1 ~F:r:an:c:is:c~o~o:ve:r~Sa::n~D:ie:g:o.!::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~· PERSONAL PORTABLE 12" T.V. r~wrdO!I boya and wirls, but Ayard sale lo raise funds ror alao ahelterfd workshop stuijlng a reunion of U1o MidIDdlltlea. It's nlmust awic butter "'"kinK time bul II you are one of A contribution nf was dleport Aiulltni Associulion · next spring, will be held 11turs. thojjt• pt'Jj)h' with ~ yen for IJ()m' now and prefer not to wait Wltii mnde to the lund for promo lion day at the home ol Mrs. Iva ·the churchi!S get out their Iron kettle5, you might try MrN. Mem.el or I he bond lsaue. Smith'~ "quickie" recipe. Mrt .. EdKnr Heynoids )n- Stewart Main st. Rutland . Perso~s wilh i~nlS to con20 iltiNUTF: AI'PLE BU'rfER stalled the 19'l:t.74 officers 14 curls apr•lcslluce using aaUn ro~ pin-ons. In· tribute arc asked to take them 7 curs sug~r stalled were Mrs. Once Pratt, to the Stewart res19ence or contact Mrs. Stewart, 742~!08:1 , 1 cup cinnamon drops president; Mrs. Harold Lohse, for pickup. 1 pkg. strawberry Kooi-Aid . vice president; Mrs. Eddie Cook ali (.Ogclhcr for 20 minutes. If necessary, add more Burkett, treasurer ; and Mrs. · "Anything and everything" will be uccepted lor the sale, sugar and ofew drops of oil of cinnamon. Pearl Reynolds, secretary. Mrs . Moore, outgoing according lo Mrs , Robert . . - ·: . W,(.,:.;~ liOMEMAKgRS are coming up with more and more meatpresident, thanked her of- Sisson who ts heading up the stretching rcclpes in their str~gglc to balance the,food budget, so ficers, the committees and Alumni Association if you l1avc one you'd like to share send it along to "Fun with members for support ol and reorganiiGlltion e!lort · The reWJion has tehiatively Foods.'' assistance with club actlvlUes One of these for a sandwich spread is easy to make and been set for the Friday night of during the past year. nutritious since It incorporates foo<l from three of the four food Mrs. Pratt assigned active Memorial Day weekend, and members to contact inactive will be held in the Meigs Junior ~oups r<oquired daily for ~ood nutrition. If your child la one who prefers to lake his lunch rather than eat in the cafeteria aii!Chool High School auditorium , member~ in an effort to in· then this recipe Cl!ll be a delightful change from the usual peanut Since a reunion hus not been crease attendance at meeUngs. FRIDAY butter and jelly when the days are too hoi for lunchmeat. MARY SHRINE 37, l'\ltite It was reported that Mrs. Eroli held lor the past lwo years, The recipe calls for combining % cup crunchy peanut butter, Shrine PI Jerusalem, will meet Conroy Is improving at her Mrs. Sisson plans for a com· · 'h t'Up applesauce, and three slices or crisp, cnunbled bacon. Mi.x at 8 p,m, at the IOOF hail in Long Bottom home following blned celebration of the Wltii thoroughly blended. This makes about Jlh cups sandwich reunion classes. in other Pomeroy. Potluck refresh· hospitalization. ' words, those classes which spread. Afamily covered dish dinner meniB wlll b!l served. Officers and members are urged io at the Moore home preceded would have ob.served anHOW MANY TIMES have you bough! the biggest bWJch of the meeUng. An arrangement niversaries at .the banquets in bananas· on the grocery store counter because they wete attend. DANCE FOLLOWING . the of mums centered the table . 1972 and 1973 will be honored "'speciaied," and then watched them go uneaten until ihey Southern-Hannan Trace Welcomed into membership along with the classes became over-ripened. That's wasteful! You can always make football game at Southern High was Mrs. Harry Davis who celebrating in 1974. banana pie, cake or bread, Mrs: Claud Husted pa!lses along in the School with music by the along with her husband, Eddie recently published Centennial Cookbook of the Enterprise United Burkett, Edgar Reynolds and WoodquliiB. Methodist Church one of her favorite recipes. Ferman Moore were guests. SUNDAY BANANA BREAD Door prizes were awarded to GOSPEL SINGING Cream 'h cup butter and 1cup sugar; beat 2 eggs and fold ln . program, 2 to 4 p,m. at Meigs Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Burkett, Mash three bananas; add io mixture. Sift 2cups flour, I teaspoon Junior High School, Mid· Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, salt and 1 teaspoon soda. Beat dry ingredients In quickly. Add 'h dleport. Joyful Sound Trio and and Mrs. Betty Cline. to 1cup pecans, and if desired a<ld some cut-up dates. Gardner Trio to be featured, Mix and let stand in bread pan for 20 minutes. Bake at 350 PORTLAND - Officers were PARTY FOR members of degrees for !iQ minutes. MEIGS C01111ty Youth Choir elected and pl<jns were made American Legion Drew Practice, 2. to 3:30 p.m. for a fall festival at Wednesday Webster Post 39, who worked Bradbtiry Church of Christ. All night's meeting of the Portland at county fair at post home junl~r high age and up invited. PTO. beginning · at noon SWlday. Mrs. Shirley Johnson was ANNUAL HOMECOMING at · Refreshments and dinner at 3 elected president of the unit, Mt. Hermon UB Church . p.m. Room mothers were ap· Sixth: Mrs. Betty Osborn, Basket dinner at noon followed with Chuck Evans being pointed and plans were made J.B.AND THE Tiny 'frio, the Mrs. Rose Carr, Mrs. Jerry named vice president; MarBrotherhood Quartet and the by afternoon program starting viene Beegle, secretary, and for a Halloween carnival at the Griffin and Mrs. Lucy Gospelettes from Vienna, W. at I :30 p.m. Gospel Tones Mrs. Grace Furbee, treasurer. Monday night meeting of the Barringer. Quartet and other special Va. will be featured singers at Mrs. Mary Seventh: The fall fesUval was set for Tuppers Plains Boosters. to be featured; singers annual homecoming of Alfred Presiding at the session were Longenette, Mrs. Mary Bower, Saturday, Oct. 27 at the school. United Methodist Church · speaker, the Rev. James The group decided to change Homer E. Cole, president; Mrs, Nita Jean Ritchie. Sunday. Regular morning Morrison . Public invited. Janet Connolly, . Eighth: Mrs. Eloise Boston, the meetin.,gtime to the second Mrs. HOMECOMING Sunday at services followed bY a basket Monday of each mon'th with the secretary, · and Mrs. Nancy Mrs. Nettie Young, Mrs . dinner and afternoon program. Morse Chapel Church· !rom next meeting to be Oct 8, Roush, treasurer. Louise Chaffee ·and Mrs. I :30 to 4 p.m. Special singing A meeting Qf the teachers Sandra Massar. Arrangements were made to and music. Everyone welcom~ and the room mothers was set The next meeting will be held purchase a sweeper for the to attend. for Monday night at 7:30 p.m, on Oct. 8, RACINE . Post American school and it was voted to give at the school. At that time Legion picnic at post home. each teacher $10 .to spend for plans will be completed for the Internationa l League Barbecued chicken; take classroom materials. carnival to be held in October, . Playoffs Standings c·overed dish and own' table (Best three.of·five) . The .room mothers named (Finals) service. Starts 12:30 p.m. for were: w. I . pel. members and families. ATHENS COUNTY 'Z 2 .500 First grade: Mrs. Darlene Pawtucket POMEROY · Middleport Charleston 2 2 .500 Guthrie, Mrs.. Ann Collins and Tt'IUrsday 's Result Laymen's League Day Naomi MONTHLY Charleston 4 Pawtucket 0 The 1973 Stanley family . Mrs : Pat Shiver. Baptist Chl!l'ch. Dinner at 2 Second grsde: Shirley p.m. with the program at 3 · reunion was held Sept. 9 at ~ Balser, MrS. Nancy Roush, p.in. Rev. Samue.l Jackson, park near Darwin. Attending Mrs, carolyn Ritchie and Mrs. speaker, and the public is in- were Mrs. Binetta Harper Florence Wyers. · Lash, Mrs·. Nellie Harper, vited. by Third grade: Mrs. ·Janice Hamden ; James D. Stanley, MONDAY Davis, Mrs, Cecelia Murphy, Maverick and · MIDDLEPORT Business Dayton; Mr. and Mrs, Joe Mrs. Margery Connolly and ·· Stanley, May Mason, Mr, and Interest Checks and Professional Club, 7:30 LeBeau Mrs, Doima Griffin. Mailed Monthly p.m. at the Columbia Gas Co. Mrs. Melvin Morris, Pomeroy ; Plain colors and Fourth grade: Mrs. Libby or Quarterly Office. Mrs. Ann Bailey to have Mr. and Mrs, D. L. Brickles, Ssyre, Mrs. Janice Young and fancies . The best for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stanley, the program, Mrs. Janet Conno)ly. less. THEOOORUS Councill7, D. Nancy and Steve, Shade; Fifth: Mrs. Mary of A., 7:30 p.m. at the IOOF James Stanley, Greenfield; Longenette, Mrs, Dorothy Edith Sargent, The Plains; Mr. hall. Main at Sycamore Stout, Mrs. Nancy Cole and MEETING of Middleport and Mrs. Eugene Stanley, Mr. Mrs. Martha Dorsi . • POMEROY, OHIO Hili residents who want water and Mrs .. Glen Stanle~, Mrs, Lyman stanley, Mr, and Mrs . service, 7:30 p.m. at MidRussell Stanley and children, dleport Village Hall. Interested The Athens County and Fred Stanley, ali of Savings & Loan Co . officials of Middleport exAlbany; Thelma Stanley Hock, 296 Second St. pected to be on hand for Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy, Oh!n discussion. Ray Collett, Mr. and Mrs. Ali Accounts Insured To CHESTER elementary Richard Kerns and Mrs . S20,000 by F S L . school PTA 7:30 p.m . at Robert Matthewson and son, Chester Elementary.. In· all of Athens, troducti~n of. teachers. All ••o ICalendar~ ~R:o:ok:i:e~Oo:UII;.;Di~·:Cl~n~i~$~.~w~h"'u-------~-.:1 BAKER ~· FURNITURE ·; MOTOROLA tu houlll lhe chtll!lel lor the ·STEERS LAMBS The Jones Boys Racine Home National Bank Fulton· Thompspn Tractor Sales Ohio Valley Livestock Sale Pomeroy National Bank City Ice & Fuel Marion Riggs Ford Meigs Inn Farmers Bank· & Savings Company Citizens National Bank Marting's Page Chevrolet Southeastern Ohio Equipment Company The Daily Sentinel Elberfeids Racine Food Market Farmers Bank & Savings Company Elberfelds Veterans Memorial Hospital Sugar Run Flour Mill G & J Auto Parts Meigs County Landmark Pomeroy National Bank Modern Supply Representative Oakley c. Collins · Evans Packing Compa.ny Jackson Production Credit Association Ohio Valley Livestock Sales Ohio Valley Livestock Sales Ohio Valley Livestock Sales . Larry's Mobile Homes Chester Agrico Service Center Pomeroy National Bank Riggs Used Cars · Farmers Bank & Savings Comp;~ny City Ice & Fuel Company Big John Auction Company Representative Oakley Collins Pickens Farms Holler Holstein Farm Citizens Nationa I Bank Ted and Nancy Reed Five Points Grill Riggs Used Cars Keck Distributing Company Farmers Bank & Savings Company Page Chevrolet , Racine Food Market Producers Livestock Association Marchi Distributing Company Carnahan Auction Company PTO meets Boosters plan carnival A-C·M·I·A PWS SPECIAL 18" DEPTH Formica or Marble ••• Top~ A fine value. Fast-Back slide out chassis. Sound, Controls, Antenna, all up-front . High Impact plastic cabinet In two-lone Beige 13.1fe" H, 13fs" W. 10" deep. Model BP3050KN WE-RNER RADIO &T.V. 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SUNDAY, SEPT. 16 ringlet of a few years ago . They produce a larger, ' Now ... at the right time ..• for the right prices ... everything you need for fall & ,, winter planting. Come to ..• SATURDAY, SEPT. 15 The curls that create the modern hair styles today have more body to them ond are unllko the tight . GET IT OR ORDER IT HERE NOW! · One Big Weekend Only KAY Our thanks also to Buckeye REA, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Com puy Grover's Studio, Meigs COunty Agricultur•i Society • and The Shoppe for their donations. I Fertilizer DON'T MISS THIS! SAVE '50° by • \ ,, And All Analysis The teenage dass of the Bradford Church of Christ enjoyed a bayride and wiener roast Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Ivan Wood. Attending were Danny Harrison, Tammy Blake, Diana Painter, Becky Painter, Tammy Mossman, Bonnie Wood, Kathy Davis, Melba Hysell, Keith Wood, Mike Btng, Jim Bing, Vincent Mossman, Beverly Will, Mr. and Mrs: Clifford Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wood. 0 ·Hair MEIGS COUNTY J.UNIOR FAIR STEER, LAMB, & PIG' SAL£ COMMITTEE For Fall Planting @ SPEAKING OF Radnt Food M~rket City Ice & Fuel Company ~--------~--~- lOLA'S Meig5 Co. Branch PIGS City Ice & Fuel Company · Pickens Farms Representative Qakley C. Collins Page Chevrolet • • Enjoy picnic attend. RACINE elementary school PTA, 7:30 p.m. at Racine Elementary. Open House, All persons urged to attend. A DOUBLE THANI<:vou to thos• contributing t 0 the Junior Falr Building Fund : I --·---·--.. JEANS · INCOME ACCOUNT Stocking St!veral Different Base Dt!signs With - - · The ThQITlll Groeneveld and "ff', deS<:cndants of A. F. and Laura and Mrs. Michael Bl•aeU, ·B. Swan held their annual Columbus; Mr. ,and M..,, reunion at the Long Bottom Thoma• Drake, Reynoldlburt~. Methodist Church basement ljlld Mr. and Mra. EdwiWI Hayman, Kim, Terri, al}d SUnday, Sept. 9. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie, Westerville. Joseph Bl!!seli and Ken, Mrs. Special out.ot-town guests Charles Hensley, Mr . and·Mrs . were Mr. and Mn. Albert Harold Holter, Steve, Judy and Woode and Ellen, JeromesMark, and Mr. and Mrs. David Special recognition waa \ A. Smith and Diana, Long ville. Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd given to Mr. and Mra. David McPeek, Belleville, W. Va.; Smith who will be celebratlnfl Mr. and Mrs. David G. Smith, their 25th wedding ann! versa~ Marietta; Mr , and Mrs. in November. WNO BOTTOM - RACINE - VlsiiB to the Syracu~~e Nursing Home and the Arcadia Nursing Horne were planned during the Monday night meeting of the ~;sther Circle ol the Racine Baptist Church at the home or Mrs. Linley llart. the group also made plans to prepare plates or fruit lor shut· Ina. The White Cr0118 quota was discuased and arrangements were made to fill it. iltlss Vera Beegle gave pen sketches of lhe missionaries liJ be re· membered. during the year, and a prayer was given by Mrs. Edna Pickens. Members sang " I Love to Tell the Story" and Mrs, G:enn Simpson read portions of Psalm 68, Galatians 8, and Matthew 9. There was also a reading from "Our Daily Bread" and prayer by Miss Bl!egle. Members answered roil call with a verse of scripture. Mrs. Martin Wilcoxen gave the program presenting the life and · journeys of the greatest of all miasionarles, the Apostle Paul. To close the meeting, the group aang "My Prayer" and Mrs, Waiter Bikacsan had prayer. Refreshments were served , -----------~ interested persons urged to City Ice & Fuel Company Evans Packing Company Farmers Bank & Savings Company · Pomeroy National Bank Riggs Used Cars Five Points Grill The Daily Sentinel Swan reunion held Circle will visit homes Stanley family has reunion AQUARIUM Our special thanks to Nancy Carnahan, Clerk 1 Ml,ke Gould, Ar.ea Extension Agent, Animal Sct~nce: .a nd nng"!en Dorsey Jordan, Dan Smtih. Jtm Meredtth, Jim Carnahan . and Lloyd Blackwoo~ who donated their services. Association to have sale · Social : heritage house -~ ·~ ..f In tho AI. Ea~l. 14tltlmi...., f(l( Mtn 111d Women threatening to •n•~• - ~~~~~~~· bles ol Mill' IJI!tlllllllt I'M~-., ihe Ot·iol~s uppffi Uu•lr 11'1\d lU seven ~IIIIWS by be~tlng Mil· Vour~=li~rtS.'h)t"t waukee. - - - - - - - - - -.. ............H:•t • - llw~ ton. c.Jtnl.1n .•. t \l:hlt\1\'klll.< 1~ 1\il lil \lll tHl suup R i-1lln 111 ~1 Ill'~ 11 11~ llw Will, \'11\Lll\' II lh~l bt'llllh~ \~Ill ~\ll\l ~li'\' 1\l~l tllt...l·lttWhll~~tlllll¥11• ''"'"' l' It• hi 11th kllll , 11'11\'i Ill\1\,~i r; U ~jj~ll:::--:'1i, lnrfi'Uin~ M Nl, ll'llttl\1\ lo ~7. . , ll~i rll \lrh lu I'll! lllli llu ol\ \ll'\11 ~ In il\1 runs wlth a lwwlll\ •lillll~~ '1\\l R Sllcrtn"rt Ill• ~nd li;lvo 1.\11 !llltl l\01\ t'lll' ill!l' h Ill'!"' II\ lw\• rullS to lift tt~;~ fll~lil~r '''''r HOUS£ SliPPERS II v ......,. . , '•• •• ', Gophers ' for \111!1)(1~ "~'-'Ill~\ ij'l " ~lint\\~~ h!o1l i 11 1k, hljh 1>111'1: lu The Pirates are not about to •• claim anything yet, especially since the Montreal Expos are • only II'.! games behind and the • New York Mets, who topped '" "'• Philadelphia, 4-2, in 12 innings, are 21> out. Action Sparse , In other sparse major league action, Los Angeles topped Houston, 8-0, and San Francisco downed San Diego, 8-0, in the NL while in the American • League, Baltimore nipped Mil· waukee in 10, 8-7, New York (Continued from page 3) edged Boston, 2·1, in 12, and San Fran 200 100 203- 8 9 1 San Diego 300 001 020- 6 IJ 1 backfield will be quarterback Kansas City nipped California, ~ Barr, Sosa (7), McMahon (9) ' ' and Arnold , Rader (7); Arlin, Cornelius Greene, a six-foot, fl-4. .... ....... .......... ....... _. ............. ., Cork ins (ll, Ca ldw ell (8), Snook 170-poWJder from Washington, ""....... ..-.. .... Taking advantage of three ........... _ ... , _ - · 0.,. (9), Ross (9) and Kendall. WP D.C.,starting In place of senior Cub errors in the first inning, ...,... .......... - sosa (10-31. LP - Snook (0 -21 . HRs- Gaston (12th) , Speie r Greg Hare, slowed by a leg the Pirates scored three runs. (11th ), Ontiveros ( 1st). injury. Bob Moose and Ramon Her· (Only games scheduled ) Fullback Champ Henson, the nandez combined to handcuff Americall League only junior' led the nation in Chicago on just six hits . Moose ( 10 innings) MiiW 012 100 200 0- 6 10 3 scoring with 20 touchdowns last posted his fourth shutout, Ball COl 011 021 1- 7 17 0 Champion , Short (6), Sprague year and the H, 220-pounder yielding five hits before Her· ( B) and Porter : Cuellar. Gar - has rWI well so far this fall. nandez took over in the eighth, land (4), Reynolds (7) and Tailback Archie Griffin and Pinchhitter Steve Ontiveros Etchebarren, Rob!es (9l. WPReyno lds (7 .5) . LP-S prague wingback Brian Baschmigel, rapped a two-run homer, .his (0 -11 . the other two backfield star· first in the majors, in the top of •• (12 innings! ters, both were regulars last the ninth inning to rally San Middleport, 0. • Bos 000 000 001 000- 1 6 0 season. Griffin made only a N.Y. 000000010001 - 2 91 Lee , Veale {10) and Fisk, token appearance in the 1972 Montgomery. (BJ; Medich . Lyle opener against Iowa, but (12J and Munson . WP - L yle (5 · 9) . LFl'-Vea!e {2· 3l , H R- Miller wound up as OSU's leading . • lllh ). rusher with 867 yards. Ohio State, 9·1 for the regular THE FAIR HAS BEEN OVER FOR FOUR WEEKS BUT Kan City 000 020 030- 5 10 1 California 000 000 040- 4 8 1 season last year, including the Fitzmorris, Bird (8) . and Healy , Taylor (8) ; Hand , Lange 27-19 win over Minnesota, will • (7), Se lls (8), Barber. (9) and go into the game in good Sands. WP- Fitzmorris (7 -2) . WE STILL WANT TO EXTEND LPII·H~·nd t5 ~ 6) . HR - Robinson physical condition with the ex(26th) . ception of Hare. The 1:30 p.m. kickoff will be {Only games scheduled) ·played before an estimated 86,· 000 persons. MCKENZIE SIGNED PORT HURON, Mich . (UPI) B 1;: AUT I F UL - The Detroit Red Wings Thursday·announced the signing of goalie Bill McKenzie, who played last year witb the TO THE BUYERS OF STEERS, LAMBS, AND PIGS Port Huron Wings, to a new five-yea~ contract McKenzie; a former Ohio MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR SALE State University hockey From player, was . named the International Hockey League's •" FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1973 all-star goaitender last season .I . In leading his team to a third59 N. Second St. place finish. McKenzie posted •---Moiiioiidoiid.le;,:p;.;o;;,r.;.t--.1 a 2.84 g93ls-against average. ,• ,.' ,.' c~tch KiiiRil!<l hlV~t l•lll ~I rt t'he Ulle·hulf mill bond iAiuc to railll IUildl to~ U1 COli• ltl'ul;tlotJ of a 11ehool bulldin~ lor the men tully retur~ed or the cowlty wa• endoraed b~ u11j Middleport Amuleur Gur· denen Wedneaaay nl~hl. Meeting al the home or Mr1. Ferman Moore, lhQ ~ardenilr• l'o!lld to endorse lhc bond isaue lor lhe Melg1 Community School. II PBI!lled It will pr.ovlde ,230,000 with matchinK funds to come from the alate for con. alruct!on of a building not only Lancaster at Athens Coat Grove at Gall fpo lls Portsmouth at Ironton Jackson at Oek H i tl Logan at Hill iard Meigs at Belpre ( 12: innings) Waverly at Portsmouth west N.Y. 000 200 000 002- 4 11 0 Wheelersburg at Wellston Phil 001 001 000 000- 2 10 1 Fairland at South Point Seaver ,- McGraw 1121 and Buckeye a t Manchester Grote ; Brett . Culver {12 ) and Hannan Trace at Southetn Boone. WP - Seaver 117 -9 ). LP Kyger Creek at North Gallia - Culver (6 .5) . Symmes Valley at Eas tern Sout hwestern at Hannan 020 320 010- 8 11 2 Pt. Pleasant at Huntington Los Ang Houston Ill 003 ooo- 6 11 1 Wahama at Federal -Hock ing John. Hough (6) and Yeager ; Roberts, Ray P), Upshaw (9) and Jutze. WP - John (13 -7). LP - Roberts (14 ·10.) . HR - Cey , ( 14th). ::• • The Pill~bur~h Pirate~ 111i\Y betnnkln!) their mo~e -flnally. . The Pirate• kingpins in thu shaky Nl. Eastern Dlvl~ion and pre-season ruvoritcs, won lh It· third game of u fonr-gume series with the Chicago Cubs, 6· 1 Thtwsduy as Willie StarHeii p~ovided the punch drivinK in two runs, ' The win gave tho Pirates n one-game lead over Idle S!. !,outs and shoved ihe Cuba bactt-. inw lifth place, 4\lt games behind. "Coming here and taking three out of four was 1/le thinK lo do," said Stargell, who upped his National League leading RBI total to 107 when ;.- doubled home two runs in the fno: inning. "Even though il's great to be in first place, we still can't take anything for granted. ·we'll see whal hapliens. but when you're in first place the other clubs have to lll'ft~ • 1'1'\'~ 11 1 • lol\l ' . l'l!~'h.hlt\~t 1 •~ 1 ~ •n Gardeners have meet m . .I �.' • 1- Till Dlii)'Semlntl, Midclepori-Pomeroy, 0, Sept 14,1973 \EVENT H Vt N11Sl "'llh rry \ , 'c; "' DAY AO l01ol! ld lhtUII' 1 • , .. "-'• 1101 11 I 10~ f"'l IIJI Ill! ltrthtrl " 'HHH\Ih 'll hOOI l Vt 'y "•"vr<t." Val p m ""•' worship Mtll I.JIIIl fOIIOWUHI<lf I 1 ... j.)IU Opf'n 1\ bit" dl'lj(U'S..,IOn c, l.t't t hur~~t :w al 1 30 p m ll~ ffiP. church fl!f' f.ru.; n dly !rtifVI(i POMEROY POMEROY TatHifY Rt~v W H Pf'rrm p•'itor Ao~ Mlly i!r Su pt Church KhOOI 9 IS • n1 worsrup 10 t~ a"' VOUih cho1r reh.ar.sa l Monday ' 30 p "' 1 Mrs. MMII'•n Surl !#•re ctor srn 1or cho t r t"eht'ar ul 1 JO p m , Thurs. , • ., Mrs Paul Nease ' lrect« POMEROY CHURCH Of tHE NAZARENE - CMner Un ion and Mulbf-rf"¥ Rf'" Clvctt V Hrndrrson pastor Sund•v school 9 30 am Glt-n M cClun g supf m-or.rung ~orsh 1p to JO a m even ing \ennce 7 30 , m,d week. S.N \ltce Wednndav J JO p m GRAC E EPI~COPAL - Tho Rtv Hlrold Deeth . pastor Church serv lcn , 10 3D am Ho lv Commun •on on Sept tJh Beg inning S~pt ? church Khool. tO 30 • m tor nurse-ry through age 12 POMEROY CHU~CH OF CHit 1ST - Mr Ho-vt Allen Jr pastor B•ble Schoo~ .9 30 a m '(t'Orstup 10 30 adult worsh 1p servtc~ anCI voung I)!'Opte s. mt-f!ltng bOth 7 JO p m Sun day Wednesday com b tn t'd B tble study and prayer mtel 1ng 1 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray w Wl nmg officer i n charge S!Jndav 10 a m , Ho liness m eetmg lD 30 a m , Sunda'J' School YO!Jng Peoples le-g 1on 7 p m Thursday 1to 3 p m L ad 1es Home League ., • m Prtop classes Apple Grove News, Events ' SACR:EO HEART RP111 f-11111..,..r Brrnard Kr!ll ov r pu.tor PhOIIt: 1191 '}~}) 'llurrtav cvuunp Mass 1 JO p u suttdlily M~ss 11: and 10 ~ nt Canftossrons Saturday J '! ~ll J) 1tl POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST Robor1 Kuhn pastor W1ll1fhll Wi\t$on Sunday school supf Sunrlay school ~ 10 i\ 11 ll' 1 b p n 0 IJ !t s udy Wt'dnud,,y 7 p m c ho r pract ceo wednesday 8 JO p m POMEROY Wfit5LEYAN HO.LINESS CH URC H HarrniOnv!lle RorHT RPv 0 Q(lfl Manley PRSIOr tJc-nry Ebl n Sunday Sc hool :;upt Sunday School 9 30 a m E"'llt;"ll lng wors h p 1 30 p m Prayer and Prcuse sen,IC(' Thursday 7 JO p m NEASE SETTLEMENT CHAPEL NOn denomtnal 1ona1 Geo rge S 01ler Pastor Sunday School 10 am worsh1p Serv1 ce 11 am Sundii'J' n1gn t sef'v •ces 7 30 p m Wedncsdav Prayer rneetrng 7 30 p m Everyone welcome POMEiilOY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam Sl - Loren T Stephens evanoe i 1S I p h o n C' 991 78S6 Conserva t 1ve non mstrumen ta l Sunday worsh p 10 a m Bible study 11 a m wor sh p 6 p m We-dn esday B ble study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non denom inational) Lang sville Dex ter Road the Rev Worley Ha l ey pastor Sunday school 10 a m evenmg wor shi p 7 30 p m P rayer mee ting Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group Friday 7 30 p m ST PAIJL tUTHERAN - Corner Second and Sycamore Sf Pomeroy the Rev Arthur C Lund pastor Sunday school 9 15 a m worshtp serv1ce 10 30 am travelers summer serv1c e Thursday 7 30 p m Charles Evans Chrlst1an education supenn tendent CtHJf"lh GRAHAM MElHODIST l () d m f1rs1 ~J UNITED Prr,..chmg a111i ~econ<t lh1rd tourth Sundays. each •'lOitlh worstHp serv1((' at '7 30 p 111 Wodncsday evcnin~!ii at 1 JO Pr.,ver <and 8•ble Sivdv F:I A ST SOUTHERN BAP .. TIST 282 Mulberry Ave Po ueroy attllrated w 1th S fl C the Rev Fred Hrll \J II(Ih S Of t!'8Ch lllOfllh !HHI poHIOr H~rshcl McClure Sun d ay school supt Sunda y SChi.)OI 9 30 a n'l hlOI'Oi ng 'NOrShtP 10 30 am Sunday ev~tngel r st c meellng 7 30 p rn Pr wcr meetmg Wedn esday 7 lO p m MIOOLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTist - Corner Fourth and Ma1n M iddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pas tor Sunday School 9' 30 am Mrs Ervm Baumgard ner su pt Morning worShiP 10 JS am JEHOVAij S WITNESSES - 1-arrv Carnahan pr esi ding m 1n lster Sunday B1bl e lee tur (' 9 JO a m watchtower study 10 30 a m TuesdAY 0 ble stvdv 7 30 p m Thurs day m1n1stry sc hool 1 30 p m serv1ce mee ttn g 8 30 Pm M IDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnsl m Chnsl1an Un1on Lawre n ce Mantey pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc hOol Sup t Stm(lay Sc hool 9 J O am Even1ng worShip 7 )0 Wednesday prayer mcct1 ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Rac me Rou te 2 the Rev James M Muncy pastor ~ unday sc/1ool 9 AS a m rnorn1ng worsh1p 11 am even mg wor sh1p 7 JO p m Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m Young people s meelmg 7 30 p m Thursday GOO RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Bertha Kingrey subst1tute pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 a m worShip serv 1ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer n ~;e llng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near long Bo t torn Est11 Hart pas tor Roy Brown assrstan l pastor Sunddyschool lOam Church 7 JO p m each Sunday evenmg prayer m ee ttng 7 30 p rn Thursday II)' Mn. Herbert Roush Mr and Mn H001er War- Ke1th Mrs Patty Farr and two ner, Mr and Mrs Hoyt children of Cuyahoga Falls, Furgeraon were campmg over MIDDLEPORT PEN the week end at Shady Rest Mrs Editb Grlllllll of Kent, TECOSTAL - Third Ave the Oh1o, Mr and Mrs Tom Park at Rutland Rev W1ll am K n tt el pastor Dugan Sun day School Mr and Mn Alex Wbeeler Brutvan and children of Rock- Ronald Sup! Classes for all ages were week end guests of Mr ford, Jll , were recent week end even ng serviCe 7 30 p m and Mn Larry Foster and 1111ests of Mr and Mrs Ernest B1ble stud y Wednesday 7 30 youth serv ces Frfday Grimm Burhl Wolfe of Hebron p7 m children at Columb118 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Mr and Mrs Marshall was a Friday guest of the Corner Ash and Plum M1d Adams were Friday and Grunms He IS VISiting his dleport Noel Herrman Saturday 1111ests of Mr and parents Mr and Mrs Gordon pa stor Satur(iay evenmg se rv1ce 7 p m Sunday school Mn Vern011 Cady at Colum· Wolfe lndef1mtely 10 a m Sunday even1ng Mrs Edna Roush of Racme worsh1p 1 p m bus FIRST BAPTIST Of M1d Mr. and Mrs Larry O'Brien, spent tbe week end with Mr • d1C'por t cor ner of 5 xth and children J'unmy, Linda and and Mrs Lester Roush and Pa l m er Streets Rev Charl es on s pastor Danny taro! were week end 1111ests of family Mr and Mrs Don S1m Thompson Su nday Schoo l Sunday Mr and Mn Lowell Taylor at Grlllllll of Belpre called on tbe Su pcr1ntendent churc h school for everyone Roush's SIUiday afternoon Radnor 9 15 a m Mornmg worsh1p Mrs Robert Smiths has been 10 15 am Even 1ng serv1ces Mn Wayne McLaughlin and 7 JO p m Wednesday prayer dauthter are guests of her ass1shng m the care of her s~ rv1 ce 7 30 p m Extra youth falher Earl Adams while her father Martm Cunmngham, act1V1t1es on Sunday 5 p m up to sod h grade molher Doria Adams IS a who ls a medical pahent at 6for30allforyouth tun or and sen or h1gh paUent at Veterans Memorial Veterans Memorial Hospttal studen ts CHURCH OF CHRIST Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush Mu:idteport Hoapltal 51h and M$1n and Roger, Mr and Mrs Raul n Moyer pastor Michael Mrs Erma Wilson called on r lach Sunday Schoo l supt Mr and Mrs Butch Wilson Russell Roush, and children Ge 8 1bl e Schoo l 9 30 am Sharon, Cindy, Dav1d and morn ng wor sh•P 10 30 am Qlnday evenlng even mg worship 7 30 p m Mr and Mrs Randall Edward and Christy Michael pr ayer se rv1 ce 7 p m Wed a p1cn1c at nesday Roberti, cblldren Todd, Leslie enjoyed mel Olad, Mn Gladys Shlelcb Rockspnngs Fauground MIDDLEPORT CHURCH were week end guests of Mr Sunday OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Thomas E Weaver p~stor and Mn Howard Roush at Floyd Carson Sunday school Mansfield supenntendent Sunday school 9 30 a m morn mg worshIP Mr and Mn Dorsel Wilson 10 30 Sunday evangel i StiC and children of Sissonville, W prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m meetmg Wednesday l 30 p m Va. were week end guests of Mn Erma Wilson GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Mn Mark Yoachlm and Second Ave tV'.Iddleport Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday Mn Wiley Ours of Racine School 10 a n, worShiP ser were calling on Mr and Mrs v1ce 11 am worsh1p service Mr and Mrs Pete Ear- 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday' Roy Donohew Saturday nheart, V1ck1e and Les1a of n1gh1 prayer service 7 30 mn~ Mra Gerald Hayman and Columbus and Mr and Mrs Mn Dorll Sayre called on Bill Earnheart, grandchildren Mn. Bertha Robinson Sunday Tor.. and Lettie Sue of Logan, THE UN ITEu PRES Mrs J R Murphy, Barbara, lfternoon BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF Mr and Mrs Ted Hayman local and Mr and Mrs Jack MEIGS COUNTY Dwlghl L ZavUz Pastor Director • and children of Westerville Downs of Trimble were Sunday HARRISONVILLE attended the Swan Reunion at VISitors of Mr and Mrs Harley Sunday Church School 9 30 Johnson a m Mrs Homer Lee Supt , Portland Park Sunday and Morning Worship 10 30 am Mr and Mrs Carl McElfoy MIODLEPORT - Sunday were week end guests of Mr and Mr and Mrs B1ll Church School 9 30 a m John and Mrs Gerald Hayman and Fultz Supt Morning F McEiroy,and Jeff of Columbus Worship 10 30 a m were week end VISitors of Mr SYRACUSE - Morning i p 9 am Sunday and Mrs Paul McElroy Bill Worsh Church Schoo l 10 a m Mrs McElroy family also VISited Sampson Hall Sup! PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE her parents Mr and 'drs COMMON PLEAS COURT, Vernon Bmg and daughter MEIGS PROlATE DIVISION COOPERATIVE MEIOSCOUNTY OHIO Mrs HeJen Johnson was PARISH IN THE MATTER OF SET THE UNITEO TLI!MI!NT OF ACCOUNTS, Sunday VISitor of Mr and Mrs METHODIST CHURCH PROlATE COURT, MEIGS Larry JohnBOn and family, Robert T Bumgarner COUNTY, OHIO Mrs Geneva Shumate and Dtrector POMEROY CLUSTER Account' end vouchers of the vlslled with Mr and Mrs Rev Cui E Hickl following named fiduciaries Rav o Wm S'fdehstrlcker have been tiled In the Probate Lincoln Russell CHESTER - Worsh ip 9 15 Court Meigs County Oh10 for Mr and Mrs James Johnson a m Chur ch Sc hool 10 a m approval and ll'ttlement ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 CASE NO U 609 First and and fam1ly of Pomeroy were Final Account of Hubert recent visitors of Mrs Helen a m Church Sc hool 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worsh iP 11 Pullins, Admlnlstr~tor of the Johnson am Chur ch Sc hool 10 a m Estate ot Emma Putllns POMEROY Worship Deceased , formerly Emma Mr and Mrs Robert Reed of 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 Stobert, Administratrix of the Hemlock Grove were Sunday am UMYF 6 30 p m Estate of ROS$land E Stobart ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh ip DtCIIHd VISitors of Mr and Mrs Guy 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m CASE NO 20,218 Secondnand Sargent UMYF 6 30 pm Flnll Account of Freeland S MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Norris Executor of the Estate Mrs James Johnson, Jam1e Rev, Robert Bumgarner Of Prnent A Crofs 1 Deceased HEATH Worshjp 10 30 CASE NO 20 438 First and Sue, Todd and Teresa of m Church School9 30 a m Finll Account of Myrtle Pomeroy were Tuesday aUMVF 7 pm H-.,lnQ Administratrix of the evenmg VISitors of Mr and RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 Eltltt ot Rtbecca Hudnall Do~loned Mrs Larry Johnson, Gma, a m Church School 10 a m UMYF 7 p m CASE NO 20,772 First and SALEM CENTER - Wor Flnll Account Of Clarence R Tahnee and Brady Iaiiey Administrator w w A Mr and Mrs Pete Ear· sh1p 9 am Church School 10 at the Estate of William R nheart, VIckie and Lesla of am UMYF Thursday 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Belley, Oectlstd Rav Richard E Jarvi• CASE NO 20 846 First and Columbus, and Mr and Mrs ASBURY Worship 11 Finll Account of Marjor i e Bill Earnheart, grandchll\l!'en e m Chur ch School 9 so a m Manuel Adm lniStratrlx of the Eltltt of Henry L Johnson, Tom and LeUle Sue of L<tan WSCS 1st Tuesda y FOREST RUN - Worsh ip 9 DtCHitd ... CASE NO 20 Flrsl and were Sunday evening VISitors a m Chu r ch School 10 a m t-:lnel Account of John G of Mr and Mrs Lincoln WSCS J(d Wednesday 7 30 pm se-.."181 Executor ot the Russell MINERSVIL~E Wors}llp late.te ot John Sauvage. Mr and Mrs Harley E 10 a m Church School 9 a m DteHitd Unlnl exceptions art flied Johnson, Tommy, Oleryl and WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church thereto Mid accounts will be 9 am worsh1p se r lor htltlno bator• aald court on Terry were Saturday evening school lho 15th dly Of OC!Obft 1973 at vlaltors of Mr and Mrs Doyle V IC(I 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Which tlmt Uld account• wll be Rev Frank Ct\ttsebrew tonslcltrlcl 1nd continued from Knapp, Kall, Kevm and ltev L•rry Poling ~tr to dty unlll tlnolly disposed Olarles Rev Howard Shtvelay Of BETHANY (Oorcul Any peraon lnterllttd mar. Worsh lp 9 30 b m Church lilt wrll!tn ,.up!lono to oold Schoo l 10 JO it m eccounll or to metter• ~r CARMEL - WOrship 11 lelnlng IO tht fKtCUIIOn Of lhO am 1St and 3rd Sundan tru1t, not 1111 th•n tlvt devs Chur ch SchOOl 10 a m •rllr to tho dlft ut tor hoorlnQ 1 APPLE OROVE - Worship MANNING D WUSTER A th01111ht for the day BriUsh 1 30 p m lrrsl and third Sun JUDGE Prime Mlnlller and author days , Chur ch SC hOOl 9 30 COMMON PLEAS COURT, Benjamin OlaraeU said, "Every a m pray er mettfng f i rst Wednesde~ 7 30 p m PROlATE DIVISION EAST LETART - Worship MllqS CDUNTY , OHIO womanshoWdmarry andno 7 30 p m second and tourlh It) 14, ltc Wolfpen News, Notes "A - man" • r Sundays \ chur ch sch ool 9 30 1)'•' nH 1'111\Q llunl IY..l I , ._, I 1\ I H tl ~ l !\ f t' I N 0 Wl'n ~~~ Jl II I I 1111 l I ' 1111 HOSIJtl ll ur 1 11 ( h I I IU ) Ill lLlAWliAllS 111 ' '"P I " I Ill t hUrCh SC hOOl 9 ol II 'Ill 11 •u~tv 1 10 11 111 every I I 'I I MORNI NG STAR Worship ll) 1 111 Church \chOQI 10 )0 it 111 Mid Week S.::rvlu Wedlh \tl '\'; H p m MOftSE CHAP EL Wor sh ip 1 I ~ m 1St and :Jrd ~u .ld;\y\ Church SchOOl 10 v CHRIST Clifford Smith mm,srer Sun day Schoo l 9 30 a m morning chur ch 10 30 am Sund ay even tng service 7 30 p m Wedn esday service 8 Church CHURCH OF CH R 1ST - George Fredenck supt Sennce weekly 9 30 a m FREE OLIVE CHURCH - Long Bottom Sunday Schoo l 10 am W1lh W11lard P1gott supt Evangel 1st message each Sunday even 1ng 7 30 p m by Elder Russel l Cl ne m 101ster of the Apostol ic Falfh D1b~e Study Wednesday 7 30 p m STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday schoo t serv1ce 10 a m Prayer meetmg Thursday 7 p m Sunday e>~en ng serv1ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr1sonv lie Road Kenneth Eberts paslor Paul Me E lro y Sunda y Sc hool Supt Sunday School 9 JO a m morn1ng worsh 1p and com mun 1on 10 30 am Sunday evenmg you th Chr1st an en deavor 6 JO worshiP ser vtc es Sund ay 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg prayer meeting anct 81ble study 7 30 pm ST JOHN LUTHERAN Pme Grove the Rev Arthur Combs pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m churc h serv ces Ill JO am BRADBURY CijURC~ OF CHRIST Btble School 9 30 am mornmg worsh1p ~ 10 30 am Sunday eve nmg WorshiP 7 JO p m cho1r Serv1ce pracltce Sunday and Wed nesdav 7 p m or aver meet1ng and Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Rev Free land Norr.s pastor Sunday school 10 am Ch ur ch serviCe 7 p m Wedne:>day B1ble Study 7 t:~ m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Mornmg Wors •IP 10 JO am Evemng wor!l h lp 7•30 p m Wed nesday N ld Week Service Sunday School Superintendent Gera ld \ tells Pastor Rev Morr1s M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Walter P Blkacsa n pastor Ronnie Salser S s Supt Sunday Sc hool, 9 30 a m Morntng Worsh1p 10 45 am Sun day even•ng worship 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg B1ble Study 8 p m • Psalms 34 1·10 • Tuesday Psalms 39 1·13 • Wednesday Psalms 42t-tt • Friday Psalms 1914 HYSELL RUN RUN SEARS MONTGOMERY WARD Authorized Catalog Merchant Louis W Osborne Ph 992 2176 Pc:meroy 220 E Main CATALOGUE STORE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets 106 Court St Pomeroy 992 3001 ' GOSPEL CHRIST - Robert Shook pas tor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spence r, supt worsh1p service 10 45 a m evening worshiP alternat ing w1th C E at 7 JO p m on Sunday Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe , lay leader WHITE S CHAPEL "'r. Coolv1lle RO Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sun day school 9 30 am worshiP serv1ce 10 30 a ~"'"' B1ble study and prayer S" e Wednesday 1 30 p m CHURCH - Robert E Musser pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Robert Bobo , supt mornmg worship 10 30 Svnday evenmv service 7 JO M1d week service Wednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Lar 1m ore pastor Bob Moore Sunday School Supt Sunday Sc hool classes for all ages 9 30 am morning worshiP 10 45 NYP S Sunday 6 30 P m evange listic service Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week prayer meellng Wednesday 7 JO p m Ml~s • onary meeting second We dn e~dlly 7 30 p m U~ITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Robert Sm tth pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m class leader Leo Hill worsh i p servlce 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BI<STHREN IN CHRIST - Eldon R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 a m Winnie HOI'i lng er Sup t Morn.ng se r mo n 11 am 1 Even ing se r v tc e Ch ristian Endeevor 7 30 p m Mrs Lyda Chevllller pres i dent Song se r\l lce and sermon 8 20 M id Week prayer meeting Wed nesday 7 30 p rn Mr s Marie Hol si ng er clan leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHR 1ST - L ocated at R:vtland on New Lima R04d nixt to Forest Acre Perk Rev Ray Rou5e pastor Rober t Musser Su nday School sup t Sunday schoo l 10 30 a m r worsh i p 7 30 p rn Bible study Wed . nesday 7 j O p m Saturday n•oht pntyer urvlce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger warson p~;~ stor Ray Whaley aupt 1 Morn 1ng wor•hlp 9 30 am church SChOQl 10 30 I m 1 young people 1 metring 6 :lO t' rl "V'"., na wor'h l o , .. fJ 11 Y W 1 C~ d~~ 7 30 P. 111 SUNDAY TIMES·SENTINEL MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Devoted to the Greater Oh1o Valley SWISHER & LOHSE MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR Racine Ph 949 9591 • Bakers of Holsum Bread MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Groceries &General MerchandiSe Ph. 949 5772 Racine DBA Anthony Plumbing and Heating 337 N 2nd Middleport 992 3550 Middleport Ph 985·3308 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Che•ler. 0 . Pomeroy Ph 992 3498 Kerm 1 Korner • . ' GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN I Short Ordert-Carry Out A Cool Din log Room Chester, Ohio St. Rl. 7 HARTFORO CHURCH OF CHRIST In Chrlsllon Union - Kermll Walton Pomeroy, 0 . 36 818LI CHURCH Letart W VI R:t 1 Rtv Gtorgt H'OIChl r, pastor Su ndav School 9 30 a m Prayer and Blblt ltudy MEIGS TIRE CENTER MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Se rvlct Middleport Pon!II'DY . I Cumct h 2 Venczuc I an 15 Inlet <Sp) 16 Cousm l)cnmsula 3 Sacra of dynamite J 7 Ft111i ng 9 Eupholia 14 'J Paghace~ fictal site fut (a\ or • or Jah01 IM lll g hl .tn ~ garb 20 Lost tint;! s balance 21 ~ ut1ma s husba nd 22 Proper!) ow nell abso lutcly 23 Slang tetm 4 1 uuncrtc 5 Early clollt mak1ng dcvtce (2 wds) 6 Covenant 7 Stmlan 8 Garbo role hcromc 16 Ankles 19 Candle 20 S() hsh shop 23 Madagas car mammAl 24 Huxle )'S . in Gaza ' 25 Operatic sonc 26 One on the move 31 Snare J% Flower bl society 33 Purport 35 Put on 38 Loser to DDE 39 Stripling l ot an auto, circa 1915 ( 2 wds) 27 'J ane 28 Sl1cky substance 29 lsraeh VIP 30 Sm all Spant:-;h horse 34 En~ mg lot gland ut glob 35 Chah cr \IC II 36 ll tspamc huzzah ·" Church and Oil lee Suppllea , GlltJ 186 N Stcond MiddlriJ(.rff 3. 5. Pan 4+ 5+ AXYDLBAAXR I Is I. 0 N G F E L L 0 W I One leiter stmply stands for another In th1s ~ample A 11 used for th e three L s X for the lwo O's etc Sln&le letter• aposlrophes, the length and formation of the words are all htnts Each daJ the code lellers are dtlferent • CRYPTOQUOTES RV FVY NVOH HTSVJT. GHLTFR'E M GWN GVHTKTMR M KMYIKTY - IKLFTET GHVS BLY ~ UHVJTHD Yesterday's Cryptoquote LET'S BE PATIENT AND NO'!' WORRY AROUT OVR CONFUSED TEENAGERS GIVE' THEM TIME AND THEY'LL GROW TO BE CONFUSED ADULTS - ANON ' Pass Pass & Jamn Jacoby THE BORN LOSER A FEWtl'\~ AOO ! ARRIVI!D AT 11116 VERY AIRPORT FULL f.IO'EAND EXPecTATION. 01= AND NON HERE J: ANI ALCI'IE! 'TIIEOI'IE I l.()JEDI~1¥"10t AND J:M 50TEfiRIBLY A~E 180r;rHoO/ O~E ttJ M~C.~. 'J\.11"" IM 1\IMKFOl f'CR IT'S ~ t''iti S6oN 6LoSSIW Willi c«:oo MEIKJI:-i 1 \1AIJE: 'TCliAL RI:CAI.t.l E'XL~LI.E: NT How 1hould he have played blat percenl111 and the play IIMlt would worli tNIWIIlA'f'l~ l,.fll'lttRIII ~ttN I '<OU NEVER SAID lWO HANDS 1• P111 p... ..••• v...llollth l!llld •• 11 41 ,. U I +A K Jf 1 Willi do"'" do now! , A- II• lbru cl•h· This I• • ._,......... 'I'OOAY'I QUEITION Yovr portnor bldl throo IJIIdfl ~fill do ,.u dO now? •' I 5!/CH AS fllrfl~ IiilTH Tlte1 611U.INTMI FIIONT I!Oilll,! rHE 1700 IS IIE6ARI7liD A,S 'Ill£ F~IEND ' "" bldtlltilhal Wotl N•lb l:atl •• Mula and GrOt:orln Syr1cuea,O . Phl't7 - DAIL\ ( RYl'TO(lUOTE- Here's how to work It • thl hind If he had been In six? J.. llhlt way It wn both the Bulova Watches- Soles to Service Middleport 0 SADIE'S MARKET lnd 7 3+ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STOR£ RACINE FOOD MARKET Racine li VCt - 13 l he- South I+ 3+ I The Store With A Hurl Ph. 9~9 3342 (2 •ds) U lllljJUd( nt H Sla~ DOWN J ln1tu1tc down F. J. WALLACE JEWELERS • The Rev William Campbell putor Sunday t.c hool 9 am Jam11 Hughn, t upt even ng service 1 30 p m Wednesday evening prayer mettlng 1 30 p m Youth prayer service l!larh Tuesday lng 1-:ll!:ISIIJ 11 lmtiJii('l! 12 Ct~cck or NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE M&R FOODLINER 713S1JJ 30 p m Coltogo Preyer Tuttdly 10 e m worsnlp Slrvlct, Thurodty 7 lO p m • Hom elite Saws BEN FRANKLIN STORE MUSIC z•4. Easl 1n1any attention to warnlne 111n111 Sometimes they go 1 ton& way , on other occasions IIIey wind up In the ho1pltal Soutb ruffed tbe heart lead In 'dummy and remarked, ' We ilniY have mlss!Kiaerand slam •Still I auppoae I had better try to maktllve Herulled tbeheart In dumlillY wblle makln• hll speech Then he led dummy s 10 of 1ajllldu Eut played low and 'South let Westacore his single· 'ton queen Well did the belt he could by cnhlne his ace of diamonds, bullhll waa the lasllrlck for the deftftle coune, 'South could have made MVen II he had wanted to play for II and known the trump alluallon After wlnnlnf the tint 1 p~de he could have re· ttrntd to dummy with a low clult, llnened 11alnat East's 'jack of trump• Mnd apluhed Attend the Church of your Choice HEINER'S BAKERY MASON I.I.~ ~ E"tDLY' Q,.. GOD Second St Muon w Va Ches l er Tennaf')l paator 10 a m s un-(:lay school morrtlng worship 11 am evangelis tic sendee 1 30 p m Sible study and prayer urvlce Wednnday 7 30 p m Phone 10 l'u.: u .: ur Some people like to barge Furnllure end Hardwar e pm meat 10 M<:nllc11s 1J C4mtcrn ahead recklessly without pay· RIDENOUR SUPPLY GOEGLEIN READY MIX North By Otwald Authorized Buick Pontiac GMC Dealer Ph 992 2174 Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON W VA 5 On~ r1 f lhc A ~to~ Optmng ltad- •K 500 E Main St FIRST SOUTHERN ~ .. ~ . TIST - Corner o1 Second and Anderson, Muon Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school, 9 45 a m WOr$h lp service 11 a m and 7 30 p m Waekty Bible study Wedntldly 7 JO 111 mand l9 Cut o! CAPTAIN EASY K9 WP.II Pas• Pas• SMITH NELSON MOTORS CHESTER OHIO CHR:IST P 0 Box 487 Mill er Mason W Va Sunday Bib le Stu dy 10 a m Wor ship II a m and 7 p m B lble Study Wednesday 1 p m Vocal ,AIRVIEW . REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mechanic St. Ph. 992 3325 GAUL'S MARKET Phone 992 3264 37 K<:op l •rro.un for a !tout None vulnerable ' OF A( I!OSS +Q104 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. St I t Ph 992 Z626 WAID CROSS SONS STORE N'ASON FIRST BAPTIST - by THOMAS JOSEPH If NORTH +1084 'Void • J 1076 +AK1962 WEST EAST +Ja3 .AI0742 •KQJm • 843 t AQ52 +83 +75 SOUTH !DI +AK9752 • 65 Syracuse OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Cra1g pastor Sunday schoo~ , 9 45 a m worship service 11 am tramlng un i on 6 30 p m evening worship service 7 JO p m M }d week prayer .!!rv•ce Wednesday 7 30 p m ~ .Q Ph 367 7414 ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ALL WEAlltER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. George Casto pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 evening worship 7 JO Thursday evenfng prayer servtce 7 JC p m CHURCH Cheshire ' FULL SERVICE SHOP Radial Cuts &Toupees 120 E. Main St. Pomeroy ROYAL OAK PARK MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL MASON Cor Rts 7&5S4 General Merchandise Tuppers Plains Ph 667 3280 RUTLAND CHURCH OF But Friday, heaullful Friday, Is unmarred by 1 alncle superlllwyer, mdc,:nUable private eye, or convenUonal cop True, there's "Adam's Rib," a lawyer series - but lt'a baled on rom;mee, rather than crime Cinches fiveseven is there MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP Family Recreation Swimming Camping sey," 11McL"'oud" and 11 Colornbo ,. WIN AT BRIDGE . MARK VSTORE LODWICK'S MARKET THe NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Gri mm Jr pastor Sunday Scho ol 9 30 a m Morning worship 10 JO a m Young peoples urvlce 6 45 p m Evangelistic service 7 30 p m Wednesday evening serv 1ce 7 30 p m I !General Merchandise) Supportthe Church ol Your Cho1ce 104 W. Main Pomeroy Ph. 992 3354 REXALL DRUGS We F111 All Doctors' Prescropllons 992 2955 Po,neroy, 0. RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF -uu. ' Ph. 992 3663 Pomeroy HAYMAN'S 116W Main Ph 992 7590 Free Estimates- Guaranteed Installation RUTLAND COMMUNITY BAPTIST - Sunday Scfloo1 10 C H u R CH - Sundey School, am Henry Davis supt 9 30 a m worship service 11 even1ng service, 7 30 p m a m Wednesday prayer Prayer meeting Thur sday meettng 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m night worship 7:30pm LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 296 W. Second CARPET-LAND, INC. MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN •=-=-=---ll [ I I I I J THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Nationwide Insurance Co of (:olumbus 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Dlal992 2316 MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R, Gluesencamp pastor Roger Wtlfrect Sr Sunday Sc hool Sup t Sun day School 9 30 ~ m Sunday evenmg worsh1p 1 10 Prayer meeflng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youlh meet1ng Wednes day 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader CHE>rER CHURCH OF I I I I '===i~~~~.A~~~~~o:ur~re~•t~ed MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH P. J. PAULEY, AGENT , FREE GOO Rev James Sat terf1 eld paSfor Sun day school 9 JO a m worsh 1p serv1ce 11 a m even.ng serv ic e 7 1 prayer se rv ice and youth c;e rvlce Wednesday 7 p m I K1 I I FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells pastor Sunday School 9 30 a rn Morn1ng worsh1p 10 30 a m Young Peopht s Servlc.e 6 A5 p m Evangelistic ser v ce 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM I KJ I I I Wtth the hope 11 will, 1n some measure, foster and help sustam that wh1ch IS good In famtly and community life, thls feature Is sponsored by the busmess ftrms and organtzatlons whose names appear below 80TTOM Sunday by watching "The FBI," "The New l'lrry MBSUn/ the aforementioned "MannlJ," 11 8arnaby Jane~," and NBC's quadruple threat or "McMillan and Wife," "Hee IIMI· 1 I &riptllm •ltelld by the Amtncar~ Blblt Socl1t~ 10 1·5 CHM 1ST - Ke ith Wise pastor DANVILLE WESLEYAN - sunday Sc hool 9 JOa m V H Braley supt worShip service Rev Lawrence Su lli van pastor Sun ctav Sc hool 9 30 and commun,on 10 30 am am youth and jun1or youth evenmg serv 1ce 7 30 p m se rv iCe 6 .. s p m evening Wednesday Bible study 7 30 worsh1p 7 30 p m prayer and P m Regular board meeting pra1se Wednesday 7 30 p m th1rd Saturday each month 7 JO p m SILVER I • Saturday II CorInth lana CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday School su p! Ronald Osborne B1b)e School 9 30 am preachmg 10 45 a m Evening services 7 30 p m .. I lsalan 28 3-4 Rev Carl Rtehards pastor Mrs Worley FranCIS Sunday SChOOl Supt Su nday school 9 45 a m church serv1ces second and fourth Sundays following Sunday school f~r st and th•rd Sunday evenings 7 30 p m ,n. JJtYMffiM;~ ~~~··='b' .-,_. • Thursday Psalms 73 21·28 OLD DEXTER CON GR EGATIONAL CHURCH BY PAUL CRABTREE lt·n Ulllld , Monday supt Worship serv•ce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meeting WednesdAy 7 30 p m Rev Jay St11es pastor LONG il::- James 5 t320 CARLETON CHURCH K mg sbury Road Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Ralph C:art & THIN6S Helen Help Us•••Uy H.. "-· Sunday on Sunday Preaching first and pm third Sundays of month; by DEXTER CHURCH OF Clifford Sm1 th 9 JO a m CHRIST Danny Evans, HOBSON CHRISTIAN pa stor Norman C Will supt UNION Darrel Doddnll Sunday Sch ool 9 JO a m pastor Sundav Sc hool 9 JO Wor ShiP se rv1c e 10 30 a m am Leonard Gilmore f.rst Chr 1s lian Endeavor Sunday elder evenmg serv 1ce 7 30 evenmg p m Wedn esday prayer REORGANIZED CHURCH m eet mg 7 30 p m OF JESUS CHRIST OF MT MORIAH CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS GOO - Rac1ne Route 2 The Portland Rac.ne Road Ralph Rev Ctl arl es Hand pastor Johnson pastor Herbert Su nd ay sc hoo l 9 45 a m Wh1te Sunda y School D irector morn 1ng wor sh1p 11 am Sunday School 9 30 am Evenmg serv 1ces Tuesday and Mornmg worship 10 30 am Fnday 7 30 even1ng service 1 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE Sunday Wednesday evening prayer CHURCH OF CHRIST B1ble serv 1ces 7 30 D m study 9 30 a m mornmg BETHLEHEM BAPTIST, wor sh•P 10 30 a m even1ng Great Bend - Rev Walter P worShip 6 30 p m Wednesday B1kacsan pastor Sunday B ble study 7 30 p m sc hool 9 30 a m worship serv1ce Thursday 7 30 p m MT ' <iJlone METHODIST - Rev Robert E Buckley pastor William Ba•ley supt Sunday school 9 30 am morning worsh iP 10 30 a m evening worsh ip 7 30 p m Wednesday Christian Youth Crusade, 6 30 p m prayer meeting 7 30 p m Thursday cho 1r pra ct 1ce 7 ~;,:~~~:g~~ 1 ~ ~rrter Wagoner l To Tell the Truth6 , 'rrtnuro Hunt 10 ' o ywood Squaree 4 Concentration 8 <Will <iBe BRADBURY CHURCH OF 1 wtck~nd on Thunk God It's ~' rlr.Wy' •' or me, nt least Let me Introduce my!l8lf and rny Fur En«ttldert Dretunl t1lllosophy, )U8tln case we haven't met 1 Dear Helen '~;-B~~h~~g~~ 6W::kcln1Rev1ew0 2o 33 Sanlord a. Son 3 • I'm a !Hlrly avera~e fellow mlddte-aRed and father al flve I Are dream• apt to come true' I walk my dog on a lonely like many or tho things on television, and can't stomach some or 8 30 •• Black p • • ' a uccls apt 8 10 Girl wllh Soora~cllve on Ihe News 20 331 Odd Couple 13 stretch al beach Lately I've been dreaming a man jumps out lhe ()!hera " Pianot ot lhm".~ln9. E•tra 3 ' ' Onle s Girls 6 Mov ie from tbe shadows and rapes me, while my dog rull.IJ away I haven't got a tblng In the world against detecllve or pollee 9 110 Me I t ..,.os 8, I01 Ba5tball 15 Should I atop taking that route ' - APPREHENSIVE Aa~ 111t er~ece Theatre JJ, Room 222 6 13 NFL Players atorles on TV , although I worry a little about the posi!lble casu~! Dear Ap 9 30 Ad on, ~erda 3 A, Homewood 20 lo 00 ~ am • "lb 6, 13 1don't hell eve dreams are prophetic per se, bul l DO believe effect of all !bat violence on children's mlndH - ~nd wtsh we merlcan L~:• 1A Style 13 News 20 Handful of Ashes 33 1 In prudence and caution U this lonely stretch of beach frightens really had some a1111wers about 111.1 lmpttcl to 30 ""nw'"ar 1n 3 4, WTVN TV Forum 6 In fact, I occasionally watch a show of this sort, for sheer - oman 33 you (as It obviously does) why not choose amore peopled route• e~~ca plsm My favorite , for no good re~son, Is " Mannix " I tblnk I ;: 00 - New: Wel!ther, Sports6 a, 10 13 4 15 - H like It best hecuuse of tho splendid photography and production ~(; J~hr"rhCarson J 4 15 In Concert 61 Mo•les " Trov 8 +++ 00 _ a~ldnl hel W orld 10, Dark Command" 13 Sometimes "Mam-12" Isn't bad , eilher I 5 Pear Helen , 2 ..•o ..... Newsn g-4 peclal 3 A1 News 13 But this TV season, we are literally helng lnw1dated by cops My elderly father got talked into a contract lor several I" all sha~ and sizes, of ages ranging from rookte cops to old, years' subi!Cl'lpUollJJ to IT18gazlnes he doe~~n't want and can't 1IO C SATURDAY, SEPT 1!,1973 retired characters, with every sort of gnnmtck Yea, verily, 11 afford A slick salesman came to hll door You know tbe resl • 6 - onsumer • World 10 every dog has IllS day, th1s day belongs to the law.ando{)rder ~ T~ Classroom 8 Ken lucky Afield 13 Faith tor Today 10 Can't something be done ahoul these high pressure people ooys ' T - h elghbon Farm Front 4 Fun for Everyone 6 who push suckers Into buying what !bey don't reaDy want 1 reo ouse Club e. 10 Farmbook 3 In fact, every night of the week boasts at least a couple of 7 15 - Woman • Point of VIew 13 MAD detective shows Except Fr1day Thank God It's Friday 1 ~ - Mant.om COSIIO TreehouseCiub 13 Sesame St 20 Dear Mad On Monday, we got "The Rookies" and !bat's all, maktng 11 ~fe"~ 6 Abbott a. Costello 8 Banana Splits 3, Dick Van Many cities have ordinances against this kind of high perhaps the second.IJest rught of tbe week (I can't really count 6 00 - Jake's Place6 Lldsvllle3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Popeye presaW'e door.to.door salesman If yours does, then a Malt Dillon, who may be a lawman, but sure as beck lsn t a 101 Fllntstonos 8 threatening letter to the magazine sales company w1ll probably detective ) 8 30 - lnch High Private Eye 3 4 IS Yogl'o Gang 13 Huck and get your father's contract canceled Yogi 6 Bailey's Comets 81 Mister Rogers 20 Then on Tuesday, tbe deluge begins, with NBC runmng a Since you live in Sou!bern California, you might be interested 9 110 - Sese me 51 20 Addamo Family 3 4 15 Super Friends 6 1 lhree-hour block of entries, "Chase" followed by The 13, Movie 8, 10 In an Item I picked up from Vaun Wilmott's "FACT FINDER" m 9 30 - Emergency 3 4 15 Magician" followed by "Pollee story" followed by exhaustion the Sacramento Bee He writes 10 110 - Elec Co 20 Butch Cassidy 3 4 15 Lassie's Rescue "According to the mdlcaUons In our mall, many consumers Meanwhile, over at CBS, tbere's "Hawaii Five.()" and afRaogers 6, 13 My Favorite Martians 6 tO, Football Gallipolis vs Cool Grove 5 are overlookm~ the protection !bey have under Callforma 's (and ter that, once.a.fllontb runs of JlmiJly Stewart as 'HawkmH ' 10 30 - Mlater Rogers 20 Star Trek 3 4 15 Goober and the probably other states) lhree-day coollng1lff consumer and Richard RolUidtree as "Shaft " Ghost Chasers 6, 13, Jeannie 6 10 Wednesday gives us "Cannon" and "Kojak" every week, prote<:Uon law, which covers contracts signed as a result al tbe 11 oo - Sesame St 20, Sigmund and the Sea Monsters 3, A 15 and lhe durable "Adam·l2," plus a rotating trio "Tenafly," 8 rady Kids 6 13 Speed Buggy 8 10 consumer and seller conducUng lhe entire transaction at the "The Snoop Sllters" and "Faraday & Co " 11 30 - Pink Panthers 3. 4 15, Mission Magic 6 13 Josle and consumer's home Thursday Is filled wltb gumshoes and 1111nplay, starting w1th lhe Pussycats In Outer Space 8 10 "Remember !bat you have IUitll midnight of tbe tb1rd 12 00 - Elec Co 20 Jelsons 3 4, 15 Here Come the Brides 6 "Toma," and going on tbrough ' Streets of San Francisco," plus Everything's Archie 6 10 Movie 'Nanry and the Professor calendar day - excluding Sunday - after you Blgn, to bilck out and the Phantom of the Circus" 13 Written cancellation must be sent to the seller's addresa, shown "Ironside," the personal favonte of many viewers Saturday's child 18 full ofwle, and wby not' He may have to 12 30 - G03, 4, 15, Fat Albert and the Cosby Klds6 10 on the contract Be sure the envelope Is correctly addressed and 1 ooCBS Film Festival 8, 10 Lassie 15 Celebrity Bowllog 4 sll tbrough "Griff" and "Emergency," and then complete tbe I 8ealles 3, Action 1973 6 13 postage pa1d 1 JO ~ Johnny Bench 4 TBA 15 NFL Highlights 3 "If YQU make a down payment, lhe seller can retain five 2 00 - Baseball Pre Game Show 3 • 15 Popeye 10 Wide World percent of tbe cash price of the merchandise, but cannot retam of Sports 6, 13, VIewpoint 8 more than $15 2 15 - Baseball 3, A, IS ••v 1 0 '\I H I /\II""' II I J ""1111 11 1 II f "Precise details of tbe law can be obtamed from lhe 2 JO - Death Valley Days 10 VIrginian 8 Un~cramble theoe rour Jumblea, 3 00 - Black Omnibus 10 California Consumer Affairs Department, 1010 "N" Street, one letter to each oquore, to 3 30 - College Foolball Preview 6 13 Sacramento, Calif " form four ordinarr words. 3 45 - College Football 6, 13 NOTE TO 1\EADERS IN OTIIER STATES Check w1tb your 4 110- Sesame Street 33 Horse Race 8, 10 5100 - Mister Rogers 33, Petticoat Junction 3, Lawrence Welk Bureau of Consumers Affatrs You may be similarly protected DEl;E/1 ~ = ;:~·..:4, Wrestling 8 Lassie 10 Western Theatre 15 and it's a good thing to know, just In case H 5 30 - You Asked For 113, Animal World 10 Electric Company 33 6 00 - Making Things Grow 33 News 3, 4, 6, Movie The Dear Helen Scorpio Leiters" 10 A Look at the Book 15 My Illegitimate daughter knows I am her motber Her HACW 6 30 - NBC News 4, 3 15 Beverly Hillbillies 8 Sewing Skills 3, grandparents have rwsed her and recently went through a Tailoring 33 fonnal adoption They reasoned that my husband and I could 7 00 - Hee Hew 6, 6, Age ot Anxiety 33 Lawrence Welk 13 Hollywood S~uares 3 Democrallc Telethon 4 15 take her away, which was not our Intention We aU get along 7 ;!II- Catch33, That Good Ole Nashville Music 3 qullt1 weU, and know 1l's best for her to slay where she IS 8 00 - Partridge Family 6, 13 All In the Family 10, 8 The However Session 33, Democratic Telethon 3 B JO - Family 33, Movie "Irma La Douce" 6 13 MASH 6. 10 Now my elght.yearo{)ld daughter Is my "sister " But we still 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8, 6 feel a mother-daughter relationship My httle girl IS already 9 30 - Bob Newhart 10, 8 Our Street 33 asking how she can explam two mothers to her own children The 10 00 - Carol Burnell8 10 Cry Sorrow. Cry Hope 33 11 00 - News3, 4, 6. 10, TBA 15 grandparents ms1st lhey be called Molher and Father, and me, (,JRLYS ~ Now U'l'aliP the circled lt!len 11 IS - ABC News 6, 13 Sister Isn'ttherea better way' - RELUCI'ANT SISTER 'I to ronn the IIUI')JI"'H &111Wer, u 11 30 - Democratic Telethon 3 4 15, Movies The Mummy s Dear Sister Tomb' 6, "Commanche Station" B. Woody Hayes 10 News brthe abo.. cortoon. 13 How about "Mother" and "Father" for the adoptive parents 11 AS - Movld "Dracula's Daughter" 13 (who I assumd IT18de the step w1tb your consent- or lhere would ._r_..;,,.:.:;;;.:..=":..::'•.::..:• 12 00 - Movie "The Hook Rock" 10 have been a legal battle), and "Mom" for you' 11 45 - Movie "Dracula's Daughter" 13 (AIYweN lomDI'I'Otr) < w - MOVIe Fury at Showdown" 4 Since tbe fact of your daughter's birth 1sn't a secret, tbere's 1-"'"• ••~tu 'I'IMI'O Sll\1014 2 ~s - News 13 Yellet'd•y•• no reason why she sbould call you "lilster " - H \ ' 4 00 - Movie "Maid's Night Our• 4 An•wett Tlaelrelfortt brin6tredir kJ llrell" <ounii)'- IXPORTIRS 1 'll.y CHESTER CHURCH Of PLAINS royse!! knoohnK You can bet that when Mary and B11ly go to church nex r1ght there w1th them--smgmg, pra1smg and behevmg TH E NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate pastor Wor shtp serv ice l1 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m R •c hard Barton sup! Prayer meet ing Wed nesday 7 30 p m pm LAUREL CLIFF 6 110 N 'RIDAY, SEPT 14,1973 ~ 15JS.same$t 20 lnSighl33 6 JO - NOWil2 , 4I,IO 4 15 Grow ~i' • 6 I IO Hc>Gan s HtrClftiJ , Mlk lngThlnga 1 ~ lTrulhor Con1eq 3 ' ' lleat !he Clock • · NowaiO Whel'• , T~ttl; ~J WJ~1n~lrf.dc"n 13• Eloc Co 20 Audubon Wild lite t Su nday I'll be 1 have learned from o ur ROn Morn tng Worship 11 a m , Voung Pt:oples service 7 p m Evening service 7 JO p m Wedne$dliY M id Week Pr ayer Se rv 1ce 7 30 p m Youth m et>t ng 6 30 p m , Even mg worshi p 7 30 p m Rev Robert Meece R ev St-nlev 8randum JOPPA Worship 10 am Churc h Sc hoot 9 am Pn1yer Mcct l n~ Wcdnesda y a p m LONG BOTTOM - Churc~ ser v ice s 9 am Sunday SchOOl 9 4S a m B ible Study every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor sh p II a' m Churc h SchoO l 10 arn ALFRED - Sundav school 9 45 a m each Sunday pr eac h1ng at II a m each Su nday Prayer m ee ting 7 45 p m Wednesday W SCS 8 p m on th ird Tuesday each month REEDSVILlE - Sunday school 9 JO preachmg 7 JO p m Sunday pray er m ett lng 1 JO p m Tuesday,.. WSC S 1 30 f r st Thur sday each monlh SILVER RIDGE ._ Worshi P 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m tel~ Television Log the goodnesR uf Gou'• w11l d 1 Inn to ape nd the Miraculously, we brought M11.ry home yesterdny, unb t Plso for the f111th r est of my life prptsmg God, not only f or he r r ecove ry , u u GOO OF PROPHECY G P ~m 1111 pu tor Su ndacv School 10 a m Arthur Hen$00 Sup1 NORTHEAST CL USTER 7 Tht Dilly llolntlntl, MlddlrP!)ri-Pomeroy, 0, Sept 14,1973 w1lh B 1lly ".., T 8 urpri~c I heard Softly he pr!lyed "" h•• m~ther had taught h•~ t~ ~~lth n tru~tL'<l ond no begging plea llut ' at her e!lrneRt converRutton II e u •ly ncknowledgh•l! loved friend "Thy wtll be done," not hopeloRR iy, but serene LET ART FALLS UNITED PORTLAND Worship 7 30 p m Church ~chool 9 30 a m SUTTON Worship 11 am 11ld dnd 4th Sundav s Church SchOo l tO 6 m WESLEY AN ( R aclne-1 worsh•P 11 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m KENO B11ly MlurL to pruy Hoflly I h~1l a\w~yR lerL pruyc~:t: to Mary I Home how felt it couldn t reully help, 8J.tETHREN Rev Freelbnd Norr1 S Pet Stor r toyd Norr is Su p I ~u nday schoo l 9 30 a m rl ornma sermon tO 30 8 m Prclllt!r serv1ce Wednesday I 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF am Worship 9 a m Sc hool 10 a m id 'lL II ow can Y•lU MIIY Lo I d1dn'L knuw huw t.o t~ll Billy about the ~cc 1 ' ll ,, your Kon that h1K mulher 1a 111) ur~d and there Kc •roM no opes ll"nly 1 heard d ol comfort • Ul 1 u I held h1m cloHe, !Jut could llu d 11 '1 wor " d Lh t Mort oC thing up 8APTI~T TOPIIfNS PLAINS C HN ISTIAN CHURCH Eu~unt Underwood pastor llow.uo CllhJwc ll Jr Sunda'f' \( hu<d ~IoutH ~IJI\dev SChOO l ., J\1 ;) 11 Morn l ny iermon IU 30 ;l m sun dll y ~v<'nlno tit rvlC< J p m t '( TUPPERS UNION I 1 ._ ( t t I C; , , IJo'\\ tQr t,unc!A/ lion I " ' 'I'' Jot '.olVr r uu (.l,11 c t.nol 9 "\ ri m Hd 1 t \ V•n 1H1 wor '. II.IP 1 ~0 w, \.lll l -.11.)y prMI r ollld Bfbto '\1 HIV f !0 p Ill ' ,) OF MAN Q I I �.' • 1- Till Dlii)'Semlntl, Midclepori-Pomeroy, 0, Sept 14,1973 \EVENT H Vt N11Sl "'llh rry \ , 'c; "' DAY AO l01ol! ld lhtUII' 1 • , .. "-'• 1101 11 I 10~ f"'l IIJI Ill! ltrthtrl " 'HHH\Ih 'll hOOI l Vt 'y "•"vr<t." Val p m ""•' worship Mtll I.JIIIl fOIIOWUHI<lf I 1 ... j.)IU Opf'n 1\ bit" dl'lj(U'S..,IOn c, l.t't t hur~~t :w al 1 30 p m ll~ ffiP. church fl!f' f.ru.; n dly !rtifVI(i POMEROY POMEROY TatHifY Rt~v W H Pf'rrm p•'itor Ao~ Mlly i!r Su pt Church KhOOI 9 IS • n1 worsrup 10 t~ a"' VOUih cho1r reh.ar.sa l Monday ' 30 p "' 1 Mrs. MMII'•n Surl !#•re ctor srn 1or cho t r t"eht'ar ul 1 JO p m , Thurs. , • ., Mrs Paul Nease ' lrect« POMEROY CHURCH Of tHE NAZARENE - CMner Un ion and Mulbf-rf"¥ Rf'" Clvctt V Hrndrrson pastor Sund•v school 9 30 am Glt-n M cClun g supf m-or.rung ~orsh 1p to JO a m even ing \ennce 7 30 , m,d week. S.N \ltce Wednndav J JO p m GRAC E EPI~COPAL - Tho Rtv Hlrold Deeth . pastor Church serv lcn , 10 3D am Ho lv Commun •on on Sept tJh Beg inning S~pt ? church Khool. tO 30 • m tor nurse-ry through age 12 POMEROY CHU~CH OF CHit 1ST - Mr Ho-vt Allen Jr pastor B•ble Schoo~ .9 30 a m '(t'Orstup 10 30 adult worsh 1p servtc~ anCI voung I)!'Opte s. mt-f!ltng bOth 7 JO p m Sun day Wednesday com b tn t'd B tble study and prayer mtel 1ng 1 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray w Wl nmg officer i n charge S!Jndav 10 a m , Ho liness m eetmg lD 30 a m , Sunda'J' School YO!Jng Peoples le-g 1on 7 p m Thursday 1to 3 p m L ad 1es Home League ., • m Prtop classes Apple Grove News, Events ' SACR:EO HEART RP111 f-11111..,..r Brrnard Kr!ll ov r pu.tor PhOIIt: 1191 '}~}) 'llurrtav cvuunp Mass 1 JO p u suttdlily M~ss 11: and 10 ~ nt Canftossrons Saturday J '! ~ll J) 1tl POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST Robor1 Kuhn pastor W1ll1fhll Wi\t$on Sunday school supf Sunrlay school ~ 10 i\ 11 ll' 1 b p n 0 IJ !t s udy Wt'dnud,,y 7 p m c ho r pract ceo wednesday 8 JO p m POMEROY Wfit5LEYAN HO.LINESS CH URC H HarrniOnv!lle RorHT RPv 0 Q(lfl Manley PRSIOr tJc-nry Ebl n Sunday Sc hool :;upt Sunday School 9 30 a m E"'llt;"ll lng wors h p 1 30 p m Prayer and Prcuse sen,IC(' Thursday 7 JO p m NEASE SETTLEMENT CHAPEL NOn denomtnal 1ona1 Geo rge S 01ler Pastor Sunday School 10 am worsh1p Serv1 ce 11 am Sundii'J' n1gn t sef'v •ces 7 30 p m Wedncsdav Prayer rneetrng 7 30 p m Everyone welcome POMEiilOY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam Sl - Loren T Stephens evanoe i 1S I p h o n C' 991 78S6 Conserva t 1ve non mstrumen ta l Sunday worsh p 10 a m Bible study 11 a m wor sh p 6 p m We-dn esday B ble study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non denom inational) Lang sville Dex ter Road the Rev Worley Ha l ey pastor Sunday school 10 a m evenmg wor shi p 7 30 p m P rayer mee ting Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group Friday 7 30 p m ST PAIJL tUTHERAN - Corner Second and Sycamore Sf Pomeroy the Rev Arthur C Lund pastor Sunday school 9 15 a m worshtp serv1ce 10 30 am travelers summer serv1c e Thursday 7 30 p m Charles Evans Chrlst1an education supenn tendent CtHJf"lh GRAHAM MElHODIST l () d m f1rs1 ~J UNITED Prr,..chmg a111i ~econ<t lh1rd tourth Sundays. each •'lOitlh worstHp serv1((' at '7 30 p 111 Wodncsday evcnin~!ii at 1 JO Pr.,ver <and 8•ble Sivdv F:I A ST SOUTHERN BAP .. TIST 282 Mulberry Ave Po ueroy attllrated w 1th S fl C the Rev Fred Hrll \J II(Ih S Of t!'8Ch lllOfllh !HHI poHIOr H~rshcl McClure Sun d ay school supt Sunda y SChi.)OI 9 30 a n'l hlOI'Oi ng 'NOrShtP 10 30 am Sunday ev~tngel r st c meellng 7 30 p rn Pr wcr meetmg Wedn esday 7 lO p m MIOOLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTist - Corner Fourth and Ma1n M iddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pas tor Sunday School 9' 30 am Mrs Ervm Baumgard ner su pt Morning worShiP 10 JS am JEHOVAij S WITNESSES - 1-arrv Carnahan pr esi ding m 1n lster Sunday B1bl e lee tur (' 9 JO a m watchtower study 10 30 a m TuesdAY 0 ble stvdv 7 30 p m Thurs day m1n1stry sc hool 1 30 p m serv1ce mee ttn g 8 30 Pm M IDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnsl m Chnsl1an Un1on Lawre n ce Mantey pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc hOol Sup t Stm(lay Sc hool 9 J O am Even1ng worShip 7 )0 Wednesday prayer mcct1 ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Rac me Rou te 2 the Rev James M Muncy pastor ~ unday sc/1ool 9 AS a m rnorn1ng worsh1p 11 am even mg wor sh1p 7 JO p m Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m Young people s meelmg 7 30 p m Thursday GOO RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Bertha Kingrey subst1tute pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 a m worShip serv 1ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer n ~;e llng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near long Bo t torn Est11 Hart pas tor Roy Brown assrstan l pastor Sunddyschool lOam Church 7 JO p m each Sunday evenmg prayer m ee ttng 7 30 p rn Thursday II)' Mn. Herbert Roush Mr and Mn H001er War- Ke1th Mrs Patty Farr and two ner, Mr and Mrs Hoyt children of Cuyahoga Falls, Furgeraon were campmg over MIDDLEPORT PEN the week end at Shady Rest Mrs Editb Grlllllll of Kent, TECOSTAL - Third Ave the Oh1o, Mr and Mrs Tom Park at Rutland Rev W1ll am K n tt el pastor Dugan Sun day School Mr and Mn Alex Wbeeler Brutvan and children of Rock- Ronald Sup! Classes for all ages were week end guests of Mr ford, Jll , were recent week end even ng serviCe 7 30 p m and Mn Larry Foster and 1111ests of Mr and Mrs Ernest B1ble stud y Wednesday 7 30 youth serv ces Frfday Grimm Burhl Wolfe of Hebron p7 m children at Columb118 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Mr and Mrs Marshall was a Friday guest of the Corner Ash and Plum M1d Adams were Friday and Grunms He IS VISiting his dleport Noel Herrman Saturday 1111ests of Mr and parents Mr and Mrs Gordon pa stor Satur(iay evenmg se rv1ce 7 p m Sunday school Mn Vern011 Cady at Colum· Wolfe lndef1mtely 10 a m Sunday even1ng Mrs Edna Roush of Racme worsh1p 1 p m bus FIRST BAPTIST Of M1d Mr. and Mrs Larry O'Brien, spent tbe week end with Mr • d1C'por t cor ner of 5 xth and children J'unmy, Linda and and Mrs Lester Roush and Pa l m er Streets Rev Charl es on s pastor Danny taro! were week end 1111ests of family Mr and Mrs Don S1m Thompson Su nday Schoo l Sunday Mr and Mn Lowell Taylor at Grlllllll of Belpre called on tbe Su pcr1ntendent churc h school for everyone Roush's SIUiday afternoon Radnor 9 15 a m Mornmg worsh1p Mrs Robert Smiths has been 10 15 am Even 1ng serv1ces Mn Wayne McLaughlin and 7 JO p m Wednesday prayer dauthter are guests of her ass1shng m the care of her s~ rv1 ce 7 30 p m Extra youth falher Earl Adams while her father Martm Cunmngham, act1V1t1es on Sunday 5 p m up to sod h grade molher Doria Adams IS a who ls a medical pahent at 6for30allforyouth tun or and sen or h1gh paUent at Veterans Memorial Veterans Memorial Hospttal studen ts CHURCH OF CHRIST Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush Mu:idteport Hoapltal 51h and M$1n and Roger, Mr and Mrs Raul n Moyer pastor Michael Mrs Erma Wilson called on r lach Sunday Schoo l supt Mr and Mrs Butch Wilson Russell Roush, and children Ge 8 1bl e Schoo l 9 30 am Sharon, Cindy, Dav1d and morn ng wor sh•P 10 30 am Qlnday evenlng even mg worship 7 30 p m Mr and Mrs Randall Edward and Christy Michael pr ayer se rv1 ce 7 p m Wed a p1cn1c at nesday Roberti, cblldren Todd, Leslie enjoyed mel Olad, Mn Gladys Shlelcb Rockspnngs Fauground MIDDLEPORT CHURCH were week end guests of Mr Sunday OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Thomas E Weaver p~stor and Mn Howard Roush at Floyd Carson Sunday school Mansfield supenntendent Sunday school 9 30 a m morn mg worshIP Mr and Mn Dorsel Wilson 10 30 Sunday evangel i StiC and children of Sissonville, W prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m meetmg Wednesday l 30 p m Va. were week end guests of Mn Erma Wilson GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Mn Mark Yoachlm and Second Ave tV'.Iddleport Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday Mn Wiley Ours of Racine School 10 a n, worShiP ser were calling on Mr and Mrs v1ce 11 am worsh1p service Mr and Mrs Pete Ear- 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday' Roy Donohew Saturday nheart, V1ck1e and Les1a of n1gh1 prayer service 7 30 mn~ Mra Gerald Hayman and Columbus and Mr and Mrs Mn Dorll Sayre called on Bill Earnheart, grandchildren Mn. Bertha Robinson Sunday Tor.. and Lettie Sue of Logan, THE UN ITEu PRES Mrs J R Murphy, Barbara, lfternoon BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF Mr and Mrs Ted Hayman local and Mr and Mrs Jack MEIGS COUNTY Dwlghl L ZavUz Pastor Director • and children of Westerville Downs of Trimble were Sunday HARRISONVILLE attended the Swan Reunion at VISitors of Mr and Mrs Harley Sunday Church School 9 30 Johnson a m Mrs Homer Lee Supt , Portland Park Sunday and Morning Worship 10 30 am Mr and Mrs Carl McElfoy MIODLEPORT - Sunday were week end guests of Mr and Mr and Mrs B1ll Church School 9 30 a m John and Mrs Gerald Hayman and Fultz Supt Morning F McEiroy,and Jeff of Columbus Worship 10 30 a m were week end VISitors of Mr SYRACUSE - Morning i p 9 am Sunday and Mrs Paul McElroy Bill Worsh Church Schoo l 10 a m Mrs McElroy family also VISited Sampson Hall Sup! PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE her parents Mr and 'drs COMMON PLEAS COURT, Vernon Bmg and daughter MEIGS PROlATE DIVISION COOPERATIVE MEIOSCOUNTY OHIO Mrs HeJen Johnson was PARISH IN THE MATTER OF SET THE UNITEO TLI!MI!NT OF ACCOUNTS, Sunday VISitor of Mr and Mrs METHODIST CHURCH PROlATE COURT, MEIGS Larry JohnBOn and family, Robert T Bumgarner COUNTY, OHIO Mrs Geneva Shumate and Dtrector POMEROY CLUSTER Account' end vouchers of the vlslled with Mr and Mrs Rev Cui E Hickl following named fiduciaries Rav o Wm S'fdehstrlcker have been tiled In the Probate Lincoln Russell CHESTER - Worsh ip 9 15 Court Meigs County Oh10 for Mr and Mrs James Johnson a m Chur ch Sc hool 10 a m approval and ll'ttlement ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 CASE NO U 609 First and and fam1ly of Pomeroy were Final Account of Hubert recent visitors of Mrs Helen a m Church Sc hool 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worsh iP 11 Pullins, Admlnlstr~tor of the Johnson am Chur ch Sc hool 10 a m Estate ot Emma Putllns POMEROY Worship Deceased , formerly Emma Mr and Mrs Robert Reed of 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 Stobert, Administratrix of the Hemlock Grove were Sunday am UMYF 6 30 p m Estate of ROS$land E Stobart ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh ip DtCIIHd VISitors of Mr and Mrs Guy 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m CASE NO 20,218 Secondnand Sargent UMYF 6 30 pm Flnll Account of Freeland S MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Norris Executor of the Estate Mrs James Johnson, Jam1e Rev, Robert Bumgarner Of Prnent A Crofs 1 Deceased HEATH Worshjp 10 30 CASE NO 20 438 First and Sue, Todd and Teresa of m Church School9 30 a m Finll Account of Myrtle Pomeroy were Tuesday aUMVF 7 pm H-.,lnQ Administratrix of the evenmg VISitors of Mr and RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 Eltltt ot Rtbecca Hudnall Do~loned Mrs Larry Johnson, Gma, a m Church School 10 a m UMYF 7 p m CASE NO 20,772 First and SALEM CENTER - Wor Flnll Account Of Clarence R Tahnee and Brady Iaiiey Administrator w w A Mr and Mrs Pete Ear· sh1p 9 am Church School 10 at the Estate of William R nheart, VIckie and Lesla of am UMYF Thursday 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Belley, Oectlstd Rav Richard E Jarvi• CASE NO 20 846 First and Columbus, and Mr and Mrs ASBURY Worship 11 Finll Account of Marjor i e Bill Earnheart, grandchll\l!'en e m Chur ch School 9 so a m Manuel Adm lniStratrlx of the Eltltt of Henry L Johnson, Tom and LeUle Sue of L<tan WSCS 1st Tuesda y FOREST RUN - Worsh ip 9 DtCHitd ... CASE NO 20 Flrsl and were Sunday evening VISitors a m Chu r ch School 10 a m t-:lnel Account of John G of Mr and Mrs Lincoln WSCS J(d Wednesday 7 30 pm se-.."181 Executor ot the Russell MINERSVIL~E Wors}llp late.te ot John Sauvage. Mr and Mrs Harley E 10 a m Church School 9 a m DteHitd Unlnl exceptions art flied Johnson, Tommy, Oleryl and WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church thereto Mid accounts will be 9 am worsh1p se r lor htltlno bator• aald court on Terry were Saturday evening school lho 15th dly Of OC!Obft 1973 at vlaltors of Mr and Mrs Doyle V IC(I 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Which tlmt Uld account• wll be Rev Frank Ct\ttsebrew tonslcltrlcl 1nd continued from Knapp, Kall, Kevm and ltev L•rry Poling ~tr to dty unlll tlnolly disposed Olarles Rev Howard Shtvelay Of BETHANY (Oorcul Any peraon lnterllttd mar. Worsh lp 9 30 b m Church lilt wrll!tn ,.up!lono to oold Schoo l 10 JO it m eccounll or to metter• ~r CARMEL - WOrship 11 lelnlng IO tht fKtCUIIOn Of lhO am 1St and 3rd Sundan tru1t, not 1111 th•n tlvt devs Chur ch SchOOl 10 a m •rllr to tho dlft ut tor hoorlnQ 1 APPLE OROVE - Worship MANNING D WUSTER A th01111ht for the day BriUsh 1 30 p m lrrsl and third Sun JUDGE Prime Mlnlller and author days , Chur ch SC hOOl 9 30 COMMON PLEAS COURT, Benjamin OlaraeU said, "Every a m pray er mettfng f i rst Wednesde~ 7 30 p m PROlATE DIVISION EAST LETART - Worship MllqS CDUNTY , OHIO womanshoWdmarry andno 7 30 p m second and tourlh It) 14, ltc Wolfpen News, Notes "A - man" • r Sundays \ chur ch sch ool 9 30 1)'•' nH 1'111\Q llunl IY..l I , ._, I 1\ I H tl ~ l !\ f t' I N 0 Wl'n ~~~ Jl II I I 1111 l I ' 1111 HOSIJtl ll ur 1 11 ( h I I IU ) Ill lLlAWliAllS 111 ' '"P I " I Ill t hUrCh SC hOOl 9 ol II 'Ill 11 •u~tv 1 10 11 111 every I I 'I I MORNI NG STAR Worship ll) 1 111 Church \chOQI 10 )0 it 111 Mid Week S.::rvlu Wedlh \tl '\'; H p m MOftSE CHAP EL Wor sh ip 1 I ~ m 1St and :Jrd ~u .ld;\y\ Church SchOOl 10 v CHRIST Clifford Smith mm,srer Sun day Schoo l 9 30 a m morning chur ch 10 30 am Sund ay even tng service 7 30 p m Wedn esday service 8 Church CHURCH OF CH R 1ST - George Fredenck supt Sennce weekly 9 30 a m FREE OLIVE CHURCH - Long Bottom Sunday Schoo l 10 am W1lh W11lard P1gott supt Evangel 1st message each Sunday even 1ng 7 30 p m by Elder Russel l Cl ne m 101ster of the Apostol ic Falfh D1b~e Study Wednesday 7 30 p m STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday schoo t serv1ce 10 a m Prayer meetmg Thursday 7 p m Sunday e>~en ng serv1ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr1sonv lie Road Kenneth Eberts paslor Paul Me E lro y Sunda y Sc hool Supt Sunday School 9 JO a m morn1ng worsh 1p and com mun 1on 10 30 am Sunday evenmg you th Chr1st an en deavor 6 JO worshiP ser vtc es Sund ay 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg prayer meeting anct 81ble study 7 30 pm ST JOHN LUTHERAN Pme Grove the Rev Arthur Combs pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m churc h serv ces Ill JO am BRADBURY CijURC~ OF CHRIST Btble School 9 30 am mornmg worsh1p ~ 10 30 am Sunday eve nmg WorshiP 7 JO p m cho1r Serv1ce pracltce Sunday and Wed nesdav 7 p m or aver meet1ng and Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Rev Free land Norr.s pastor Sunday school 10 am Ch ur ch serviCe 7 p m Wedne:>day B1ble Study 7 t:~ m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Mornmg Wors •IP 10 JO am Evemng wor!l h lp 7•30 p m Wed nesday N ld Week Service Sunday School Superintendent Gera ld \ tells Pastor Rev Morr1s M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Walter P Blkacsa n pastor Ronnie Salser S s Supt Sunday Sc hool, 9 30 a m Morntng Worsh1p 10 45 am Sun day even•ng worship 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg B1ble Study 8 p m • Psalms 34 1·10 • Tuesday Psalms 39 1·13 • Wednesday Psalms 42t-tt • Friday Psalms 1914 HYSELL RUN RUN SEARS MONTGOMERY WARD Authorized Catalog Merchant Louis W Osborne Ph 992 2176 Pc:meroy 220 E Main CATALOGUE STORE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets 106 Court St Pomeroy 992 3001 ' GOSPEL CHRIST - Robert Shook pas tor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spence r, supt worsh1p service 10 45 a m evening worshiP alternat ing w1th C E at 7 JO p m on Sunday Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe , lay leader WHITE S CHAPEL "'r. Coolv1lle RO Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sun day school 9 30 am worshiP serv1ce 10 30 a ~"'"' B1ble study and prayer S" e Wednesday 1 30 p m CHURCH - Robert E Musser pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Robert Bobo , supt mornmg worship 10 30 Svnday evenmv service 7 JO M1d week service Wednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Lar 1m ore pastor Bob Moore Sunday School Supt Sunday Sc hool classes for all ages 9 30 am morning worshiP 10 45 NYP S Sunday 6 30 P m evange listic service Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week prayer meellng Wednesday 7 JO p m Ml~s • onary meeting second We dn e~dlly 7 30 p m U~ITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Robert Sm tth pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m class leader Leo Hill worsh i p servlce 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BI<STHREN IN CHRIST - Eldon R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 a m Winnie HOI'i lng er Sup t Morn.ng se r mo n 11 am 1 Even ing se r v tc e Ch ristian Endeevor 7 30 p m Mrs Lyda Chevllller pres i dent Song se r\l lce and sermon 8 20 M id Week prayer meeting Wed nesday 7 30 p rn Mr s Marie Hol si ng er clan leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHR 1ST - L ocated at R:vtland on New Lima R04d nixt to Forest Acre Perk Rev Ray Rou5e pastor Rober t Musser Su nday School sup t Sunday schoo l 10 30 a m r worsh i p 7 30 p rn Bible study Wed . nesday 7 j O p m Saturday n•oht pntyer urvlce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger warson p~;~ stor Ray Whaley aupt 1 Morn 1ng wor•hlp 9 30 am church SChOQl 10 30 I m 1 young people 1 metring 6 :lO t' rl "V'"., na wor'h l o , .. fJ 11 Y W 1 C~ d~~ 7 30 P. 111 SUNDAY TIMES·SENTINEL MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Devoted to the Greater Oh1o Valley SWISHER & LOHSE MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR Racine Ph 949 9591 • Bakers of Holsum Bread MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Groceries &General MerchandiSe Ph. 949 5772 Racine DBA Anthony Plumbing and Heating 337 N 2nd Middleport 992 3550 Middleport Ph 985·3308 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Che•ler. 0 . Pomeroy Ph 992 3498 Kerm 1 Korner • . ' GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN I Short Ordert-Carry Out A Cool Din log Room Chester, Ohio St. Rl. 7 HARTFORO CHURCH OF CHRIST In Chrlsllon Union - Kermll Walton Pomeroy, 0 . 36 818LI CHURCH Letart W VI R:t 1 Rtv Gtorgt H'OIChl r, pastor Su ndav School 9 30 a m Prayer and Blblt ltudy MEIGS TIRE CENTER MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Se rvlct Middleport Pon!II'DY . I Cumct h 2 Venczuc I an 15 Inlet <Sp) 16 Cousm l)cnmsula 3 Sacra of dynamite J 7 Ft111i ng 9 Eupholia 14 'J Paghace~ fictal site fut (a\ or • or Jah01 IM lll g hl .tn ~ garb 20 Lost tint;! s balance 21 ~ ut1ma s husba nd 22 Proper!) ow nell abso lutcly 23 Slang tetm 4 1 uuncrtc 5 Early clollt mak1ng dcvtce (2 wds) 6 Covenant 7 Stmlan 8 Garbo role hcromc 16 Ankles 19 Candle 20 S() hsh shop 23 Madagas car mammAl 24 Huxle )'S . in Gaza ' 25 Operatic sonc 26 One on the move 31 Snare J% Flower bl society 33 Purport 35 Put on 38 Loser to DDE 39 Stripling l ot an auto, circa 1915 ( 2 wds) 27 'J ane 28 Sl1cky substance 29 lsraeh VIP 30 Sm all Spant:-;h horse 34 En~ mg lot gland ut glob 35 Chah cr \IC II 36 ll tspamc huzzah ·" Church and Oil lee Suppllea , GlltJ 186 N Stcond MiddlriJ(.rff 3. 5. Pan 4+ 5+ AXYDLBAAXR I Is I. 0 N G F E L L 0 W I One leiter stmply stands for another In th1s ~ample A 11 used for th e three L s X for the lwo O's etc Sln&le letter• aposlrophes, the length and formation of the words are all htnts Each daJ the code lellers are dtlferent • CRYPTOQUOTES RV FVY NVOH HTSVJT. GHLTFR'E M GWN GVHTKTMR M KMYIKTY - IKLFTET GHVS BLY ~ UHVJTHD Yesterday's Cryptoquote LET'S BE PATIENT AND NO'!' WORRY AROUT OVR CONFUSED TEENAGERS GIVE' THEM TIME AND THEY'LL GROW TO BE CONFUSED ADULTS - ANON ' Pass Pass & Jamn Jacoby THE BORN LOSER A FEWtl'\~ AOO ! ARRIVI!D AT 11116 VERY AIRPORT FULL f.IO'EAND EXPecTATION. 01= AND NON HERE J: ANI ALCI'IE! 'TIIEOI'IE I l.()JEDI~1¥"10t AND J:M 50TEfiRIBLY A~E 180r;rHoO/ O~E ttJ M~C.~. 'J\.11"" IM 1\IMKFOl f'CR IT'S ~ t''iti S6oN 6LoSSIW Willi c«:oo MEIKJI:-i 1 \1AIJE: 'TCliAL RI:CAI.t.l E'XL~LI.E: NT How 1hould he have played blat percenl111 and the play IIMlt would worli tNIWIIlA'f'l~ l,.fll'lttRIII ~ttN I '<OU NEVER SAID lWO HANDS 1• P111 p... ..••• v...llollth l!llld •• 11 41 ,. U I +A K Jf 1 Willi do"'" do now! , A- II• lbru cl•h· This I• • ._,......... 'I'OOAY'I QUEITION Yovr portnor bldl throo IJIIdfl ~fill do ,.u dO now? •' I 5!/CH AS fllrfl~ IiilTH Tlte1 611U.INTMI FIIONT I!Oilll,! rHE 1700 IS IIE6ARI7liD A,S 'Ill£ F~IEND ' "" bldtlltilhal Wotl N•lb l:atl •• Mula and GrOt:orln Syr1cuea,O . Phl't7 - DAIL\ ( RYl'TO(lUOTE- Here's how to work It • thl hind If he had been In six? J.. llhlt way It wn both the Bulova Watches- Soles to Service Middleport 0 SADIE'S MARKET lnd 7 3+ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STOR£ RACINE FOOD MARKET Racine li VCt - 13 l he- South I+ 3+ I The Store With A Hurl Ph. 9~9 3342 (2 •ds) U lllljJUd( nt H Sla~ DOWN J ln1tu1tc down F. J. WALLACE JEWELERS • The Rev William Campbell putor Sunday t.c hool 9 am Jam11 Hughn, t upt even ng service 1 30 p m Wednesday evening prayer mettlng 1 30 p m Youth prayer service l!larh Tuesday lng 1-:ll!:ISIIJ 11 lmtiJii('l! 12 Ct~cck or NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE M&R FOODLINER 713S1JJ 30 p m Coltogo Preyer Tuttdly 10 e m worsnlp Slrvlct, Thurodty 7 lO p m • Hom elite Saws BEN FRANKLIN STORE MUSIC z•4. Easl 1n1any attention to warnlne 111n111 Sometimes they go 1 ton& way , on other occasions IIIey wind up In the ho1pltal Soutb ruffed tbe heart lead In 'dummy and remarked, ' We ilniY have mlss!Kiaerand slam •Still I auppoae I had better try to maktllve Herulled tbeheart In dumlillY wblle makln• hll speech Then he led dummy s 10 of 1ajllldu Eut played low and 'South let Westacore his single· 'ton queen Well did the belt he could by cnhlne his ace of diamonds, bullhll waa the lasllrlck for the deftftle coune, 'South could have made MVen II he had wanted to play for II and known the trump alluallon After wlnnlnf the tint 1 p~de he could have re· ttrntd to dummy with a low clult, llnened 11alnat East's 'jack of trump• Mnd apluhed Attend the Church of your Choice HEINER'S BAKERY MASON I.I.~ ~ E"tDLY' Q,.. GOD Second St Muon w Va Ches l er Tennaf')l paator 10 a m s un-(:lay school morrtlng worship 11 am evangelis tic sendee 1 30 p m Sible study and prayer urvlce Wednnday 7 30 p m Phone 10 l'u.: u .: ur Some people like to barge Furnllure end Hardwar e pm meat 10 M<:nllc11s 1J C4mtcrn ahead recklessly without pay· RIDENOUR SUPPLY GOEGLEIN READY MIX North By Otwald Authorized Buick Pontiac GMC Dealer Ph 992 2174 Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON W VA 5 On~ r1 f lhc A ~to~ Optmng ltad- •K 500 E Main St FIRST SOUTHERN ~ .. ~ . TIST - Corner o1 Second and Anderson, Muon Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school, 9 45 a m WOr$h lp service 11 a m and 7 30 p m Waekty Bible study Wedntldly 7 JO 111 mand l9 Cut o! CAPTAIN EASY K9 WP.II Pas• Pas• SMITH NELSON MOTORS CHESTER OHIO CHR:IST P 0 Box 487 Mill er Mason W Va Sunday Bib le Stu dy 10 a m Wor ship II a m and 7 p m B lble Study Wednesday 1 p m Vocal ,AIRVIEW . REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mechanic St. Ph. 992 3325 GAUL'S MARKET Phone 992 3264 37 K<:op l •rro.un for a !tout None vulnerable ' OF A( I!OSS +Q104 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. St I t Ph 992 Z626 WAID CROSS SONS STORE N'ASON FIRST BAPTIST - by THOMAS JOSEPH If NORTH +1084 'Void • J 1076 +AK1962 WEST EAST +Ja3 .AI0742 •KQJm • 843 t AQ52 +83 +75 SOUTH !DI +AK9752 • 65 Syracuse OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Cra1g pastor Sunday schoo~ , 9 45 a m worship service 11 am tramlng un i on 6 30 p m evening worship service 7 JO p m M }d week prayer .!!rv•ce Wednesday 7 30 p m ~ .Q Ph 367 7414 ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ALL WEAlltER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. George Casto pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 evening worship 7 JO Thursday evenfng prayer servtce 7 JC p m CHURCH Cheshire ' FULL SERVICE SHOP Radial Cuts &Toupees 120 E. Main St. Pomeroy ROYAL OAK PARK MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL MASON Cor Rts 7&5S4 General Merchandise Tuppers Plains Ph 667 3280 RUTLAND CHURCH OF But Friday, heaullful Friday, Is unmarred by 1 alncle superlllwyer, mdc,:nUable private eye, or convenUonal cop True, there's "Adam's Rib," a lawyer series - but lt'a baled on rom;mee, rather than crime Cinches fiveseven is there MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP Family Recreation Swimming Camping sey," 11McL"'oud" and 11 Colornbo ,. WIN AT BRIDGE . MARK VSTORE LODWICK'S MARKET THe NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Gri mm Jr pastor Sunday Scho ol 9 30 a m Morning worship 10 JO a m Young peoples urvlce 6 45 p m Evangelistic service 7 30 p m Wednesday evening serv 1ce 7 30 p m I !General Merchandise) Supportthe Church ol Your Cho1ce 104 W. Main Pomeroy Ph. 992 3354 REXALL DRUGS We F111 All Doctors' Prescropllons 992 2955 Po,neroy, 0. RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF -uu. ' Ph. 992 3663 Pomeroy HAYMAN'S 116W Main Ph 992 7590 Free Estimates- Guaranteed Installation RUTLAND COMMUNITY BAPTIST - Sunday Scfloo1 10 C H u R CH - Sundey School, am Henry Davis supt 9 30 a m worship service 11 even1ng service, 7 30 p m a m Wednesday prayer Prayer meeting Thur sday meettng 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m night worship 7:30pm LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 296 W. Second CARPET-LAND, INC. MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN •=-=-=---ll [ I I I I J THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Nationwide Insurance Co of (:olumbus 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Dlal992 2316 MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R, Gluesencamp pastor Roger Wtlfrect Sr Sunday Sc hool Sup t Sun day School 9 30 ~ m Sunday evenmg worsh1p 1 10 Prayer meeflng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youlh meet1ng Wednes day 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader CHE>rER CHURCH OF I I I I '===i~~~~.A~~~~~o:ur~re~•t~ed MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH P. J. PAULEY, AGENT , FREE GOO Rev James Sat terf1 eld paSfor Sun day school 9 JO a m worsh 1p serv1ce 11 a m even.ng serv ic e 7 1 prayer se rv ice and youth c;e rvlce Wednesday 7 p m I K1 I I FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells pastor Sunday School 9 30 a rn Morn1ng worsh1p 10 30 a m Young Peopht s Servlc.e 6 A5 p m Evangelistic ser v ce 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM I KJ I I I Wtth the hope 11 will, 1n some measure, foster and help sustam that wh1ch IS good In famtly and community life, thls feature Is sponsored by the busmess ftrms and organtzatlons whose names appear below 80TTOM Sunday by watching "The FBI," "The New l'lrry MBSUn/ the aforementioned "MannlJ," 11 8arnaby Jane~," and NBC's quadruple threat or "McMillan and Wife," "Hee IIMI· 1 I &riptllm •ltelld by the Amtncar~ Blblt Socl1t~ 10 1·5 CHM 1ST - Ke ith Wise pastor DANVILLE WESLEYAN - sunday Sc hool 9 JOa m V H Braley supt worShip service Rev Lawrence Su lli van pastor Sun ctav Sc hool 9 30 and commun,on 10 30 am am youth and jun1or youth evenmg serv 1ce 7 30 p m se rv iCe 6 .. s p m evening Wednesday Bible study 7 30 worsh1p 7 30 p m prayer and P m Regular board meeting pra1se Wednesday 7 30 p m th1rd Saturday each month 7 JO p m SILVER I • Saturday II CorInth lana CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday School su p! Ronald Osborne B1b)e School 9 30 am preachmg 10 45 a m Evening services 7 30 p m .. I lsalan 28 3-4 Rev Carl Rtehards pastor Mrs Worley FranCIS Sunday SChOOl Supt Su nday school 9 45 a m church serv1ces second and fourth Sundays following Sunday school f~r st and th•rd Sunday evenings 7 30 p m ,n. JJtYMffiM;~ ~~~··='b' .-,_. • Thursday Psalms 73 21·28 OLD DEXTER CON GR EGATIONAL CHURCH BY PAUL CRABTREE lt·n Ulllld , Monday supt Worship serv•ce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meeting WednesdAy 7 30 p m Rev Jay St11es pastor LONG il::- James 5 t320 CARLETON CHURCH K mg sbury Road Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Ralph C:art & THIN6S Helen Help Us•••Uy H.. "-· Sunday on Sunday Preaching first and pm third Sundays of month; by DEXTER CHURCH OF Clifford Sm1 th 9 JO a m CHRIST Danny Evans, HOBSON CHRISTIAN pa stor Norman C Will supt UNION Darrel Doddnll Sunday Sch ool 9 JO a m pastor Sundav Sc hool 9 JO Wor ShiP se rv1c e 10 30 a m am Leonard Gilmore f.rst Chr 1s lian Endeavor Sunday elder evenmg serv 1ce 7 30 evenmg p m Wedn esday prayer REORGANIZED CHURCH m eet mg 7 30 p m OF JESUS CHRIST OF MT MORIAH CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS GOO - Rac1ne Route 2 The Portland Rac.ne Road Ralph Rev Ctl arl es Hand pastor Johnson pastor Herbert Su nd ay sc hoo l 9 45 a m Wh1te Sunda y School D irector morn 1ng wor sh1p 11 am Sunday School 9 30 am Evenmg serv 1ces Tuesday and Mornmg worship 10 30 am Fnday 7 30 even1ng service 1 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE Sunday Wednesday evening prayer CHURCH OF CHRIST B1ble serv 1ces 7 30 D m study 9 30 a m mornmg BETHLEHEM BAPTIST, wor sh•P 10 30 a m even1ng Great Bend - Rev Walter P worShip 6 30 p m Wednesday B1kacsan pastor Sunday B ble study 7 30 p m sc hool 9 30 a m worship serv1ce Thursday 7 30 p m MT ' <iJlone METHODIST - Rev Robert E Buckley pastor William Ba•ley supt Sunday school 9 30 am morning worsh iP 10 30 a m evening worsh ip 7 30 p m Wednesday Christian Youth Crusade, 6 30 p m prayer meeting 7 30 p m Thursday cho 1r pra ct 1ce 7 ~;,:~~~:g~~ 1 ~ ~rrter Wagoner l To Tell the Truth6 , 'rrtnuro Hunt 10 ' o ywood Squaree 4 Concentration 8 <Will <iBe BRADBURY CHURCH OF 1 wtck~nd on Thunk God It's ~' rlr.Wy' •' or me, nt least Let me Introduce my!l8lf and rny Fur En«ttldert Dretunl t1lllosophy, )U8tln case we haven't met 1 Dear Helen '~;-B~~h~~g~~ 6W::kcln1Rev1ew0 2o 33 Sanlord a. Son 3 • I'm a !Hlrly avera~e fellow mlddte-aRed and father al flve I Are dream• apt to come true' I walk my dog on a lonely like many or tho things on television, and can't stomach some or 8 30 •• Black p • • ' a uccls apt 8 10 Girl wllh Soora~cllve on Ihe News 20 331 Odd Couple 13 stretch al beach Lately I've been dreaming a man jumps out lhe ()!hera " Pianot ot lhm".~ln9. E•tra 3 ' ' Onle s Girls 6 Mov ie from tbe shadows and rapes me, while my dog rull.IJ away I haven't got a tblng In the world against detecllve or pollee 9 110 Me I t ..,.os 8, I01 Ba5tball 15 Should I atop taking that route ' - APPREHENSIVE Aa~ 111t er~ece Theatre JJ, Room 222 6 13 NFL Players atorles on TV , although I worry a little about the posi!lble casu~! Dear Ap 9 30 Ad on, ~erda 3 A, Homewood 20 lo 00 ~ am • "lb 6, 13 1don't hell eve dreams are prophetic per se, bul l DO believe effect of all !bat violence on children's mlndH - ~nd wtsh we merlcan L~:• 1A Style 13 News 20 Handful of Ashes 33 1 In prudence and caution U this lonely stretch of beach frightens really had some a1111wers about 111.1 lmpttcl to 30 ""nw'"ar 1n 3 4, WTVN TV Forum 6 In fact, I occasionally watch a show of this sort, for sheer - oman 33 you (as It obviously does) why not choose amore peopled route• e~~ca plsm My favorite , for no good re~son, Is " Mannix " I tblnk I ;: 00 - New: Wel!ther, Sports6 a, 10 13 4 15 - H like It best hecuuse of tho splendid photography and production ~(; J~hr"rhCarson J 4 15 In Concert 61 Mo•les " Trov 8 +++ 00 _ a~ldnl hel W orld 10, Dark Command" 13 Sometimes "Mam-12" Isn't bad , eilher I 5 Pear Helen , 2 ..•o ..... Newsn g-4 peclal 3 A1 News 13 But this TV season, we are literally helng lnw1dated by cops My elderly father got talked into a contract lor several I" all sha~ and sizes, of ages ranging from rookte cops to old, years' subi!Cl'lpUollJJ to IT18gazlnes he doe~~n't want and can't 1IO C SATURDAY, SEPT 1!,1973 retired characters, with every sort of gnnmtck Yea, verily, 11 afford A slick salesman came to hll door You know tbe resl • 6 - onsumer • World 10 every dog has IllS day, th1s day belongs to the law.ando{)rder ~ T~ Classroom 8 Ken lucky Afield 13 Faith tor Today 10 Can't something be done ahoul these high pressure people ooys ' T - h elghbon Farm Front 4 Fun for Everyone 6 who push suckers Into buying what !bey don't reaDy want 1 reo ouse Club e. 10 Farmbook 3 In fact, every night of the week boasts at least a couple of 7 15 - Woman • Point of VIew 13 MAD detective shows Except Fr1day Thank God It's Friday 1 ~ - Mant.om COSIIO TreehouseCiub 13 Sesame St 20 Dear Mad On Monday, we got "The Rookies" and !bat's all, maktng 11 ~fe"~ 6 Abbott a. Costello 8 Banana Splits 3, Dick Van Many cities have ordinances against this kind of high perhaps the second.IJest rught of tbe week (I can't really count 6 00 - Jake's Place6 Lldsvllle3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Popeye presaW'e door.to.door salesman If yours does, then a Malt Dillon, who may be a lawman, but sure as beck lsn t a 101 Fllntstonos 8 threatening letter to the magazine sales company w1ll probably detective ) 8 30 - lnch High Private Eye 3 4 IS Yogl'o Gang 13 Huck and get your father's contract canceled Yogi 6 Bailey's Comets 81 Mister Rogers 20 Then on Tuesday, tbe deluge begins, with NBC runmng a Since you live in Sou!bern California, you might be interested 9 110 - Sese me 51 20 Addamo Family 3 4 15 Super Friends 6 1 lhree-hour block of entries, "Chase" followed by The 13, Movie 8, 10 In an Item I picked up from Vaun Wilmott's "FACT FINDER" m 9 30 - Emergency 3 4 15 Magician" followed by "Pollee story" followed by exhaustion the Sacramento Bee He writes 10 110 - Elec Co 20 Butch Cassidy 3 4 15 Lassie's Rescue "According to the mdlcaUons In our mall, many consumers Meanwhile, over at CBS, tbere's "Hawaii Five.()" and afRaogers 6, 13 My Favorite Martians 6 tO, Football Gallipolis vs Cool Grove 5 are overlookm~ the protection !bey have under Callforma 's (and ter that, once.a.fllontb runs of JlmiJly Stewart as 'HawkmH ' 10 30 - Mlater Rogers 20 Star Trek 3 4 15 Goober and the probably other states) lhree-day coollng1lff consumer and Richard RolUidtree as "Shaft " Ghost Chasers 6, 13, Jeannie 6 10 Wednesday gives us "Cannon" and "Kojak" every week, prote<:Uon law, which covers contracts signed as a result al tbe 11 oo - Sesame St 20, Sigmund and the Sea Monsters 3, A 15 and lhe durable "Adam·l2," plus a rotating trio "Tenafly," 8 rady Kids 6 13 Speed Buggy 8 10 consumer and seller conducUng lhe entire transaction at the "The Snoop Sllters" and "Faraday & Co " 11 30 - Pink Panthers 3. 4 15, Mission Magic 6 13 Josle and consumer's home Thursday Is filled wltb gumshoes and 1111nplay, starting w1th lhe Pussycats In Outer Space 8 10 "Remember !bat you have IUitll midnight of tbe tb1rd 12 00 - Elec Co 20 Jelsons 3 4, 15 Here Come the Brides 6 "Toma," and going on tbrough ' Streets of San Francisco," plus Everything's Archie 6 10 Movie 'Nanry and the Professor calendar day - excluding Sunday - after you Blgn, to bilck out and the Phantom of the Circus" 13 Written cancellation must be sent to the seller's addresa, shown "Ironside," the personal favonte of many viewers Saturday's child 18 full ofwle, and wby not' He may have to 12 30 - G03, 4, 15, Fat Albert and the Cosby Klds6 10 on the contract Be sure the envelope Is correctly addressed and 1 ooCBS Film Festival 8, 10 Lassie 15 Celebrity Bowllog 4 sll tbrough "Griff" and "Emergency," and then complete tbe I 8ealles 3, Action 1973 6 13 postage pa1d 1 JO ~ Johnny Bench 4 TBA 15 NFL Highlights 3 "If YQU make a down payment, lhe seller can retain five 2 00 - Baseball Pre Game Show 3 • 15 Popeye 10 Wide World percent of tbe cash price of the merchandise, but cannot retam of Sports 6, 13, VIewpoint 8 more than $15 2 15 - Baseball 3, A, IS ••v 1 0 '\I H I /\II""' II I J ""1111 11 1 II f "Precise details of tbe law can be obtamed from lhe 2 JO - Death Valley Days 10 VIrginian 8 Un~cramble theoe rour Jumblea, 3 00 - Black Omnibus 10 California Consumer Affairs Department, 1010 "N" Street, one letter to each oquore, to 3 30 - College Foolball Preview 6 13 Sacramento, Calif " form four ordinarr words. 3 45 - College Football 6, 13 NOTE TO 1\EADERS IN OTIIER STATES Check w1tb your 4 110- Sesame Street 33 Horse Race 8, 10 5100 - Mister Rogers 33, Petticoat Junction 3, Lawrence Welk Bureau of Consumers Affatrs You may be similarly protected DEl;E/1 ~ = ;:~·..:4, Wrestling 8 Lassie 10 Western Theatre 15 and it's a good thing to know, just In case H 5 30 - You Asked For 113, Animal World 10 Electric Company 33 6 00 - Making Things Grow 33 News 3, 4, 6, Movie The Dear Helen Scorpio Leiters" 10 A Look at the Book 15 My Illegitimate daughter knows I am her motber Her HACW 6 30 - NBC News 4, 3 15 Beverly Hillbillies 8 Sewing Skills 3, grandparents have rwsed her and recently went through a Tailoring 33 fonnal adoption They reasoned that my husband and I could 7 00 - Hee Hew 6, 6, Age ot Anxiety 33 Lawrence Welk 13 Hollywood S~uares 3 Democrallc Telethon 4 15 take her away, which was not our Intention We aU get along 7 ;!II- Catch33, That Good Ole Nashville Music 3 qullt1 weU, and know 1l's best for her to slay where she IS 8 00 - Partridge Family 6, 13 All In the Family 10, 8 The However Session 33, Democratic Telethon 3 B JO - Family 33, Movie "Irma La Douce" 6 13 MASH 6. 10 Now my elght.yearo{)ld daughter Is my "sister " But we still 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8, 6 feel a mother-daughter relationship My httle girl IS already 9 30 - Bob Newhart 10, 8 Our Street 33 asking how she can explam two mothers to her own children The 10 00 - Carol Burnell8 10 Cry Sorrow. Cry Hope 33 11 00 - News3, 4, 6. 10, TBA 15 grandparents ms1st lhey be called Molher and Father, and me, (,JRLYS ~ Now U'l'aliP the circled lt!len 11 IS - ABC News 6, 13 Sister Isn'ttherea better way' - RELUCI'ANT SISTER 'I to ronn the IIUI')JI"'H &111Wer, u 11 30 - Democratic Telethon 3 4 15, Movies The Mummy s Dear Sister Tomb' 6, "Commanche Station" B. Woody Hayes 10 News brthe abo.. cortoon. 13 How about "Mother" and "Father" for the adoptive parents 11 AS - Movld "Dracula's Daughter" 13 (who I assumd IT18de the step w1tb your consent- or lhere would ._r_..;,,.:.:;;;.:..=":..::'•.::..:• 12 00 - Movie "The Hook Rock" 10 have been a legal battle), and "Mom" for you' 11 45 - Movie "Dracula's Daughter" 13 (AIYweN lomDI'I'Otr) < w - MOVIe Fury at Showdown" 4 Since tbe fact of your daughter's birth 1sn't a secret, tbere's 1-"'"• ••~tu 'I'IMI'O Sll\1014 2 ~s - News 13 Yellet'd•y•• no reason why she sbould call you "lilster " - H \ ' 4 00 - Movie "Maid's Night Our• 4 An•wett Tlaelrelfortt brin6tredir kJ llrell" <ounii)'- IXPORTIRS 1 'll.y CHESTER CHURCH Of PLAINS royse!! knoohnK You can bet that when Mary and B11ly go to church nex r1ght there w1th them--smgmg, pra1smg and behevmg TH E NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate pastor Wor shtp serv ice l1 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m R •c hard Barton sup! Prayer meet ing Wed nesday 7 30 p m pm LAUREL CLIFF 6 110 N 'RIDAY, SEPT 14,1973 ~ 15JS.same$t 20 lnSighl33 6 JO - NOWil2 , 4I,IO 4 15 Grow ~i' • 6 I IO Hc>Gan s HtrClftiJ , Mlk lngThlnga 1 ~ lTrulhor Con1eq 3 ' ' lleat !he Clock • · NowaiO Whel'• , T~ttl; ~J WJ~1n~lrf.dc"n 13• Eloc Co 20 Audubon Wild lite t Su nday I'll be 1 have learned from o ur ROn Morn tng Worship 11 a m , Voung Pt:oples service 7 p m Evening service 7 JO p m Wedne$dliY M id Week Pr ayer Se rv 1ce 7 30 p m Youth m et>t ng 6 30 p m , Even mg worshi p 7 30 p m Rev Robert Meece R ev St-nlev 8randum JOPPA Worship 10 am Churc h Sc hoot 9 am Pn1yer Mcct l n~ Wcdnesda y a p m LONG BOTTOM - Churc~ ser v ice s 9 am Sunday SchOOl 9 4S a m B ible Study every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor sh p II a' m Churc h SchoO l 10 arn ALFRED - Sundav school 9 45 a m each Sunday pr eac h1ng at II a m each Su nday Prayer m ee ting 7 45 p m Wednesday W SCS 8 p m on th ird Tuesday each month REEDSVILlE - Sunday school 9 JO preachmg 7 JO p m Sunday pray er m ett lng 1 JO p m Tuesday,.. WSC S 1 30 f r st Thur sday each monlh SILVER RIDGE ._ Worshi P 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m tel~ Television Log the goodnesR uf Gou'• w11l d 1 Inn to ape nd the Miraculously, we brought M11.ry home yesterdny, unb t Plso for the f111th r est of my life prptsmg God, not only f or he r r ecove ry , u u GOO OF PROPHECY G P ~m 1111 pu tor Su ndacv School 10 a m Arthur Hen$00 Sup1 NORTHEAST CL USTER 7 Tht Dilly llolntlntl, MlddlrP!)ri-Pomeroy, 0, Sept 14,1973 w1lh B 1lly ".., T 8 urpri~c I heard Softly he pr!lyed "" h•• m~ther had taught h•~ t~ ~~lth n tru~tL'<l ond no begging plea llut ' at her e!lrneRt converRutton II e u •ly ncknowledgh•l! loved friend "Thy wtll be done," not hopeloRR iy, but serene LET ART FALLS UNITED PORTLAND Worship 7 30 p m Church ~chool 9 30 a m SUTTON Worship 11 am 11ld dnd 4th Sundav s Church SchOo l tO 6 m WESLEY AN ( R aclne-1 worsh•P 11 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m KENO B11ly MlurL to pruy Hoflly I h~1l a\w~yR lerL pruyc~:t: to Mary I Home how felt it couldn t reully help, 8J.tETHREN Rev Freelbnd Norr1 S Pet Stor r toyd Norr is Su p I ~u nday schoo l 9 30 a m rl ornma sermon tO 30 8 m Prclllt!r serv1ce Wednesday I 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF am Worship 9 a m Sc hool 10 a m id 'lL II ow can Y•lU MIIY Lo I d1dn'L knuw huw t.o t~ll Billy about the ~cc 1 ' ll ,, your Kon that h1K mulher 1a 111) ur~d and there Kc •roM no opes ll"nly 1 heard d ol comfort • Ul 1 u I held h1m cloHe, !Jut could llu d 11 '1 wor " d Lh t Mort oC thing up 8APTI~T TOPIIfNS PLAINS C HN ISTIAN CHURCH Eu~unt Underwood pastor llow.uo CllhJwc ll Jr Sunda'f' \( hu<d ~IoutH ~IJI\dev SChOO l ., J\1 ;) 11 Morn l ny iermon IU 30 ;l m sun dll y ~v<'nlno tit rvlC< J p m t '( TUPPERS UNION I 1 ._ ( t t I C; , , IJo'\\ tQr t,unc!A/ lion I " ' 'I'' Jot '.olVr r uu (.l,11 c t.nol 9 "\ ri m Hd 1 t \ V•n 1H1 wor '. II.IP 1 ~0 w, \.lll l -.11.)y prMI r ollld Bfbto '\1 HIV f !0 p Ill ' ,) OF MAN Q I I �- I 8- Tht Oa1l~ Sentmd Muldl<port Pmnero) () Sept 1~ 1971 ~ D~ ~ komes For Sale 1\: ._I\ V M Ll l ~Mob I Ho l Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Card of Thanks Help Wanted .. WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES For 1 Business Services ~; I l'l II V 0 01 ("( Wh n ynu " Ml st opp nw lor your \ I '!II ca ljc;:at o vnu If tuve on your t o YH.' 1 e f r-. lwo yr1u5 by s:t opp ng for a latt' mode l uted Mob e lome Heru n 1-01 eevcrvday ow pr c s ~'!.• 0 0 lrolt(.'r w 11 J E'• MQ ltl H01 I" Y ou It h Qt dc:p ('Ciat Sale WANT A b4bYS. Her? Ca I 991 GROCERY bus1neu. tor s~ e Bu ilding tor stle or e-as-e 290-4 "'tter .5 p or cAll 99, 9965 Phont n.:t 1611 tro_, a 30 p m o our rt at 't'eS l r en ds and 5 PM Day 8f:IOrll't Pubt c•t on to 10 p 1 tor appo t1tn .,nt 9 l14tC r10 ghbors for the r he p '" d Monday OCJad n e 9 a m k lid ess t,.pre!S~d dur ng 3 10 If alton Correct ons 1e ess and dea ot our WCanc;eol II be accept ed unt 1 9 a m for CE NTRAL DIVISION CO N t u-suand t a her and gnu d SOLI DATION COAl COM BRUSH HOGS <xl fl pha e Pd cJ s. \ J .19~ Day of Publlut on t at her Spec a than~o.s to t hP ~0~10 1.! ct drdson i) 695 PANV tmmed ate ope lings 99 2 5151 REGULATIONS iHHI or Ho te r Med cal Cent er art IYI tab e n the following 1 IS lie 60x 11 c an p o De u11 t: \4 4195 The Publisher reserves tht tor her tender ovlng care poslllons Ma l nteoen ce sox 10 ~ '' C.rftf ' ' ~115 e11 ra On Most American Cars r ght o edt or re-lect any ads sharp R\:'v 2.av tz for h s Ia th Foumen (undtroround) 1913 ln J O MOBILE homa Oeomed objectional The fu nen and fo a the Assishnt M lnl Foreman - GUARANTEEDwasher a d dryer d stt 60x I ~ Ct amp on $4 ,.9S pubt sher w II not be respons ible 60xl1 PMC Soi 99~ pi' aver~ Tl ose who sen! lood ~under ground ) Section washtr stainless 51etl sink tor nore than onP "correct Phone 992 2094 f owers cards and money \4 7llS Forem an Surtece M i ne!' t;~arbege d spout eve tev~l 51x ~ Buddy Custo .l.&x 17 Regen $3 795 Sv ae.use Emergenn and Insert Oil Foreman Reclamation cwen range ttacron potvtster RATES Pomeroy Home Auto Lad es Avx I a y Ew ng Forem an Pttrsons apply ng carpet large tot Phone 742 60x 11 Buddy SJ 995 For W•nt Ad Strvlce Funera Home pa bea ers 5 cents 601t "l New Moon S4 495 should hod valid foremen 3013 Open 8 Til 5 per Word one nseort on an d Rose Ann Jenk ns cert r cat o, papttrs (O h o) or 7 18 tf .f8x 10 Va an t 52 795 Min mum Charge 75C Monday thru Saturday Mrs Alberta Hubbard Don THESE are most y an ale have sufficient exper ence to '2 cents per word thrte A06 E. Main, Pomeroy , 0 .. and L nda Dale Md L.ola app v tor State eumlnet on mOdel homes and the prf ces WILKINSON small eng ne sales consecut ve nsert ons Donna Mar e an d Stephan e nc ude vour de 'o'e' y and Salary Connntnsurate w th service 810 Jrd Strel and 8 ce nts per word 5 x cor 9 14 He co.mp ete se up So to r an E~'Pt'fltnce E'xc~tllent M ddleport Lawn moy.oer Md St>cu t ve n 5ert ons Benefits TO A P Pl. Y Wr te ho es t to goodness good dea l chll n saw rtpa r Free pickup 2S Per Cent 0 scount on pa id or Phone Ptrsonne stop oday at Berry Mill er and dellnry Phon e 992 309'1 ads and ads pa d w t n o da ys Department Central Mob le Home sa es 10~ Also Br oos and Stratton and CARD OF THANKS 0 v Is on Con sol dlt on Coa l Far son St eet Be p e Oh o Tecumseh parts & OBITUARY Company Cadlr Ohio 43901 a 22 30lc Phone 423 953 c osed Sun S I SQ for 50 word m n n u n Te tphone 614 U2 .t512 AN d&V! P s Du e to the Road Your R1ght to Know Each add t ona word 2c EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Constru c t on on F~rs on BLIND ADS EMPLOYER Stree t p case ente r our lot DUMP TRUCK Ad d t ona 2Sc Cha ge per and te nfo med of the fv c ~~ n st Pomeroy All kinds bes de the Ken tucky Fred a 21 tic Advertiseme-nt Io ns of \OUr government are of salt water pellets water SERVICE C h cken Restaurant on OFFICE HOURS f'n bOd ed n pub c not ces n nuggets block sa t and own wash ngton B 'o'd 24 HOUR SERVICE ha Sll f povern nent ch a ges 8 30 e m to s 00 p m Oa tv OhiQ R 'o'er Salt Phone 992 9 J 6t c; Wanted To Buy a c t zens o be ntor med 8 JO a m to 12 00 Noon 3a91 Saturd ay h s newspaper urpes every 6 5 tf c CORNER cupboards WI I c en to ead and study th ese 10 x .f5 MOBILE home w th new cupboards chests old guns o ces We s ongly adv se turn lure on l acre lot w th any condition Also blue 19 71 YAMAHA 350 Roadb ke $500 Cotl 7<2 3295 hose c ze s see k g f urth er good we an d sept c tank decorated stoneware Write nfo mat on t o e11.erc se the r 9 2 31c Land con alns small pond JOHN TUCKER P 0 Bo~ .t• Martinsburg r gh of access l o pub c ca 741 38 o R1 4 Pomeroy 0 Oh o 43935 or cal 1 484 4440 No bee rec:o d s and pub c: meet ngs 19 73 Z G ZAG SEWING 9 2 Ate after 1 p m 992 3954 or 992 1349 YARD SALE Thursday Fr day MACH I NOS lett In evaway 8 8 90tc end S&turday from I t I 6 on At bu It n to buttonhole dl'l CASH palct: tor a makes and old Rt 33 4 m l es north of stretch sew ng and fan cy NOTICE BY PUBLICATION models of mob e homes WANTED for auction fa rgrounds SpeCialist TO THE DEFENDANT $ st ch 110 Pay lust $48 75 cas Phone ar-ea code 614 423 9531 hOU$thold goods Tools most 9 11 3fp or terms a val abe Trade ns Ma arct V Pearson address 4 13 lfc Wheel anyth no of 'o'alue W II buy or accepted Phone 992 2984 unkn own the unknown heirs sell on comm ss on Will haul Ahgnment 9 1 ~ 61c de.., sees egatees execv to s RUMMAGE Sa e Corner of Call 992 3354 or 992 2792 Locust Street and Sycamore adm nistrators and assign s of Hayman s 1 25 tfc ELECTROLUX A1r Cond1lloners Vacuum Now thru September 18th 9 Ma a d v Pears on Deceased It Must a m t 4 p m Ex cept Sun c eaners camp ete w th at and the unknown hers Awnrngs OLD turn ture oak tables Be R ghl rachments cordw nder and day de ... sees l eg atees executa s clocks ce boxes brass beds paint spray Used but m I ke 9 12 Stp orwewll Underptnnmg adm n strators and ass gns ot dishes or compltte new cond ton Pay Sl.t 45 Charles A Pearson Deceased Malke it R1ght houuholds Wr te M D Sa e Fr day and cash or budget plan ava abe whose residences are unknown YARD Comp l ete mobile home Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o Saturday Off Rt 24 on Rt Phone 99 2 2984 COURT OF COMMON PLEAS serv ce plus g gant c coli 992 627! 9 12 61C MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 325 f fth house Some an 5 13 tic d splay of mob le homes t ques and good cloth ng Oa'o'ld A PGWell and Luella M Powell other n ce m sc tems always ava lab e at UPHOLSTER vour own fur 8 1 JO Oatly 8 12 Sal 9 12 3 p R D Racne Oho P a nt tis ture We ha'o'e a the sup n Q H Rawhngs Sons For Rent VS p eS you will need FABRICS Bggesl tteshop n HOUSE FUR rent 5 rooms t~nd Mal ard V Pea non Upho stery Fabr cs a very the area over 1 500 yds et at Defendants M•ddteporl D arge select on of nylons bath R!ac ne area Ca 992 Polyester doub e kn ts n No lS 311 5858 velvets Her cu on v nyls - n coord nzsted co or~ New fa I NOTICE 8 30 lie colton pr nts also remnants AUTOMOBILE nsurance been P a ntiffs have brought th s sh pmenl rust arr Yed a Foam tor cush ans and 1120 Washmglon Blvd ca n ce lled" Lost your f rst qua ty from name brand act on nam ng you as t l1e padd ng Bur ap den ms 3 AND • ROOM furn Shed and 42J 7521 BELPRE 0 operator s cense Call 992 m tis 54 98 va ues tor 52 98 Defendants n the above named cam bF c foam g ue z ppers unturn shed apartment!!. 7428 court bv f I ng their Com pta nt 98 va ves for $3 79 56 98 spr nos a"d cl ps ch pbOards Phone 992 5434 6 15 He and $7 98 values tor Sl 98 A so on September 1 1973 egs sewing thread dacron .t1 12 tfc cotton pr nts and sol ds The ob1ect of the Complaint s tacks webb ng wet cord For Sale crushed velvet and den m to qu et t t e n the Pta nt ffs n cotton sw ve bases and a HOUSE FOR: Rent 5 rooms and and to the fo ow ng described You must see t to bel eve t GERMAN Sho f Ha r Po nter l(eal Estate For Sale other svppt es you w t need bath Racine area Call 992 real estate Carol na Fabr cs on Route 7 A K C Fe male 9 mon th s o d turn lure at ow low New 585a ocated n one half m le north of Chester S tuate n I he Townsh p of 550 or trade lor daub e barre l HOUSE tor sale prices Pomeroy Recovery 8 29 tfc Bradbury Ca 992 7363 after Oh o at Sutton County of Me gs and Henry Hunter shotgun Ca 992 788 622 E Ma n 992 7554 6 p m S ate of Oh o and n the South residence Dr ve a I It e save 9 14 2tp 83130tc ROOMS by the week S18 up a lot west quarter of Sect on 2 Town 9 530tc Meigs Inn Pomeroy 9 2 Jtp REGISTERED Tree ng Walker 3 Range 2 of the Oh o Com 7 12 tfC pany s Purchase bounded and ------·- Coon Hounds female 4 HOUSE n Rae ne 9 rooms 1 'l descr bed as to lows Beg nn ng FOAM to f II yoUr old couch and years ol d 1 female 6 yea s baths basement and new PRIVATE mettlng room for cha r cush ons Standard si~:e at the Northeast corner of the old male 8 months o d bu I in k !chen Ca 949 3801 any organ zat on phone 992 Southwest Quarter of sa d only 59 95 Pomeroy Reasoniible Phone 1 614 667 0 446 7 s 5 3915 Sect on 2 thence South 20 Recovery 622 E Ma n Street 362 996 c 3 11 tfc cha ns thence west 12 cha ns 992 7554 9 4 3tc ---~----and 50 nks thence Nort~ 20 8 3 30tc J BEDROOM house on L ncoln cha ns thence East 12 cha ns FURN SHED two bedroom PARKVIEW Kennels Poodles H II v ng room kitchen and SO nks to the p ace of 3 FAM L Y Yard Sa e Fr day moble home on Sprng 1 toy mae and 1 female bath and ut tlty room extra beg nn ng conta n ng 25 acres Avenue n Pomeroy Ca 9~2 Phone 992 5.t4J arge tot over 1 acre Has and Saturday 2 m es from 3429 more or less 7 15 ttc dr vewav .$13 000 Call Rutland on New L ma Road You are requ red to answer 9 t 6tp Sunday after 12 noon on 10 a m II 4 p m the comp a nt w th n twenty weekdays after 5 p m 992 9 14 ltc e ght days after the ast FUR: NISHEO 2 bedroom apart 32-47 Real Estate For publ cat on of this not ce wh ch VILLAGE Fabr cs ment adults only M d 8 5 tfc Tuppers w be publ shed once each dleport Phone 992 3814 7 ROOM house w th bath in P a ns Sale s on pr ces are week tor s x success ve weeks 9 I< 31< Rut and air cond toned 2 BEDROOM house 3 yea sold off 25 pet Fa & W nter and the last publ cat on w 1 be Fabrics are n carpeted gas furnace d s.h ca pel ng b g kitchen w th POMEROY made on October 19 1913 BEDROOM apartment w th washer double oven range 9 lA Jtp 2 bath o s of cab nets t acre of Jack W Carsey Mgr n case of your Ia lure to and plenty of closets daub e garage large carport g ound Rae ne C.h o Ca Phone 992 2181 answer or otherw se respond as Hardwood floors n ce 4 ac es c eared and fenced Market at Add son Oh o 949 4998 per-m tted by he Oh o Rues of FLEA cab nets n k tchen New floor sm l!l barn and other Sunday afternoon 1 p m t 6 9 12 ftc C v I Procedure w th n the t me to~er ng n k tchen and bath p m Tables ava1ah e C& 1 bu ldlngs Phone 614 742 6834 AM FM Stereo rad o 8 track stated Jug ment by detau t w Smell yerd and gftrfge No 992 3509 tape p ayer 4 speaker sound S 30 tfc 5 ACRES for sa e 5 oom be n>ndered aga nst you tor t~e pets Call Tracy Wha ey 130 system Balance St09 44 or 9 14 2tc house ba h and 2 car gerage re ef demanded n the Com L ncoln H II 99'2 3054 use our budget terms Call 3 BEDROOM house 1 '1 baths 1 Natu a gas Ca 742 3502 plaint 9 9 6tc 992 J965 Sale Fr day and formal din ng room I v ng 9 2 4tc LARRY E SPENCER BASEMENT Saturday 9 a m t II dark 572 9 14 6tc room k tchen tam ly room 2 Clerk of Courts S Th rd Avenue M dd eport HOU SE FOR rent 6 rooms car garage fu besell'\.ent on 6 ROOMS and utI ty room Court of Common Pleas Oh o New tw n s ze fTlaltress 1969 FORD Tor no C T 390 and bath lui basernenr acre lot Located n R ggs upsta rs 4 r ooms and utll tv Me1gs County Oh o New I noteum rugs Cub Pomeroy ca 992 144J eng ne 4 speed transm ss on Crest Manor Phone 992 3863 room downs ta rs Large Pomeroy Ohio Scout Jr G rl Scout and gym AM FM rad o good t res 9 9 6tc before 3 p m and ask for Mr (9) 7 14 21 2a 11015 12 t9 7tc vard Ca 992 7227 anyt me un rorms Clothmg and m sc exce lent cond ton Priced to after p m lnge s or cal Gene R ggs at of all kinds se Cal 992 28.45 or see Bob MOBILE home space aaer s - ORDINANCE 442985 3595 or 992 51169 9 12 3to Manley 9 14 lie Market Syracuse AN ORDNANCE GRANT NG 8 26 tfc 8 26 tfc 9 14 3tc THE V LLAGE OF POMEROY THE R GHT fO ENTER INTO KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS A CONTRACT WITH THE September Spec a s are 7 ROOM house t replace some 1 • NCH gaso ne pump S50 Relr gerator IS c ft self wa I to wa I carpel ng 3 VILLAGE OF SYRACUSE Lemon Fac a Bath Bath & defrost 575 Ott ce desk and bedrooms fu basement 2 OH 0 DEFINING Shower Ge Jr Facial Mask cha r S7S Typewr ter S25 car garage 5150 a month Ca TERRITOR AL BOUNDARIES Kover Kote!!o L qu d Rouge Horseshoe counter or bar $75 130•1 743 6326 OF THE VILLAGE OF Ha r Sprays Shampoos K 9 tJ 61p Our new store s now open et POME~OY AND VIlLAGE OF Beauty Bars Suntan Spray Addison Ohio SYRACUSE FOR WATER and others Phone He en Jane 9 14 3tc CUSTOMERS DEF N NG Brown 992 5113 Many thllnks R GHTS AND LIASJL T ES to our new and regular Auto Sales 608 OF THE V LLAGE oo customers MOfl.tLE Home 12 x 44 1969 RAMBLER SSOO Phone 1970 POMEROY N CONNECT ON SJ .589 PhOnd 773 5429 9 11 tfc E MAIN!o!---.J 992 7631 W TH SAD WATER SYSTEM 9 14 12tp POMEROY 9 11 12tc WE WISH to ex pres!. ou tha 11.5 EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 • & MAINTENANCE & REPAIR A.r Cond Heating Hoard House RefngentlOr1 Plumbmo • Eleclrtc;•l Appliartces Auto Pets --- - Commerctal 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 24 Hour Serv1ce All work guaranteed Scile -- ------------ BE IT RESOLVED by the YARD Sale Fr day and Saturdttv Larkin Street Rut and 1 snow t re 800 x 14 1 regular t re West nghouse Record payer and albums 2 Davenports etc 9 13 2tc Council of the V lage of Pome oy at members con curr ng Sec 1 That t s for lhe best nterest of the VIllage ot Pom e oy to enter nto a con tract w th he v llage ot Syracuse pert a n ng to a water PIANO tun ng Kar Keb ler Mason West v rg n a Call tine easemen and also the 113 5535 water !e rr to al m ts of each V age n connect on w th lhe 9 13 3tp water customers to be ser ... ced ---- - -~ WILL DO BOOKKEEPING IN by each V tlage MY HOME WRITE BOX 293 Sec I That the V Hage of MIDDLEPORT OH 0 Pam eroy does hereby agree w th the V tage of Syracuse to 9 13 6tp pay the cons derat on!!. set forth Match Corn n sad contract and to be bound SHOOT ING by the obi gat on!!. of sad Ho tow Gun Club Turn f rst r ght after M es Cemetery cont act Rutland Factory Choked Sec I That th e Counc 1 guns only Sunday Sept 16 doe s he eby author ze the pm Mayor and C er k of sad V !ag e to enter Into a wr tlen 9 3 3tc ag eement w th sa d V I age of Syracuse and that a copy of sa d agreement s attached hereto and made a par t of 11'11! Ord nance as t hough tv ty o: K EY S AROUND noon on Aug 3 n the Pom eroy park ng to wr tten here n at the areiS around Meter~ Sec v Th s Ordnance shall Nos 89 to 93 P ease phone take effect and be n force from 318 6382 and after the earl est per ad 9 9 61p al owed by aw ------ -------------- - ------- -- Lost Don a dE Col ns Mll vo r Attes 2tc Employment Wanted WI LL PANT houses and r oofs Free est mates Ca 1 992 397-4 Jane Walton {9 14 2 ---------- Pa!!osed ~ 0 73 g SJOO SA LE or trade 1970 Ford Galaxle 500 A r cond t onin9 Pr ce S900 Phone 949 2115 C w R ce 9 12 3tp 970 MAVERICK Automat c 120 Horse Power not fancy but n ce Ca 949 2789 9 14 3tc -------------1100 P J Odd .. nd Ends 215 950 FOR 0 p ck up needs work & N Second Middleport 9 l.t ltc 1960 CHEVROLET P ck Up sm P a. J Odds & Ends 215 N Second M ddleport 9 1.4 Jtc ---- -- --~-- --- 1968 PLYMOUTH VIP New I res S850 P &. J Odds and Ends 215 N Second Mid d eport 9 14 3ft ----.,- ------- For Sale or Trade 965 CHEVY - 2 door ht New PInt rebu It 327 Eng ne 4 speed mag wheels Must set Coli 992 2392 q 12 6Tp 9 5 12tp ven lhat Help Wanted Zelma Haw ey of M ners ... 1e Me gs County Oh o has been WOMAN tor bookkeeper and duty appo nted Admin stratrl x genera off ce work Sugar ot the Esli.Ue of Owen Haw ey Run r= our Mill Pomerov deceased late of M nersv e Ohio Me gs County Oh o 9 11 3tc Cred tors are requ red to f e - -- -- - - - - -- - -the rca ms w th said I due ary BABYS TTER wanted Call992 with n four months 2904 after 5 or 992 9965 Dated th s 4th day 9 12 t 10f September 1973 - - - - - - -- - - - - - - 3 P Mann ng D Webster Judge Court of common A LOCAL comp~ny has m Peas Probate Dl.., 5 on med ate open ngs for the {9) 7 14 21 Jtc fo ow ng P051tlons I Account ng Clerk Knowledge..and experience n cost accounting or payroll essent a Openings on the lo ow ng sh fts 8 am 1 I 4 . P m A p m t II 12m dnlght 12 01 t 8am 2 Oft ee secretaries .- Duties nclude typing d ctatlon f ng Open ng on same Sh fts sled above 3 Personneol Ass Stant Rupons be tor recruit no and screening of employees Desire Intent ewing or counullno exper ence E)(cet ent sa aries and fr nge benef ts Send br ef rnume of work history end educat on Send ell rep es to Box 719 SIn ON YOUR DIAL care of The Daily Sent net Pomeroy Ohio 9 2 tfc We talk to you . like a person WMP0/1390 " hardtop - 2door Call 992 7881 9 I< 2tp - ---------- - BABYS Tt NG any t me n my For Sale home Ed th Ro se Antiqu ty Nat ce of Appo ntment Oh o Case No 21 OU 9 11 12tc Estate of Owen Hawley - - - - - - - - - - - - -Deceased Not ce s hereby -----------966 FORD Galaxe .---------- ----- FUEL o I c:lrculat nQ heater 75 000 btu w th electr c lgn tor and autom1t c controls Ike new for S!2S Phone 992 7611 9 12 2tc -------------w FUEL o 75 ooo IQn tor trois 992 7611 I circulating hea er Bl U lh electric. and automatic con ke new S.tU Phone 9 13 21c -----------RE!:FR IGERATOr.t eiiCte ent cond ton Cal 8.tJ 28-46 9 13 .ttc -------------!969 VOLKSWAGEN ond SIOO take ove-r payments Call 992 7692 ______ _____13 lip ......,._ ..... 9 ONE 6 Inch AS ft belt One 3 gang 3 po nt pJower One 3 pont h tch for John Deere One A C F e d chopper eno bower P M Cowdery Long Bottom ....... ____________ _!3 Jtp 9 -DRIVE ----------A LITTLE SAVE A LOT Gopd select on used guilranteed appl ances new end used turn ture at rea sav ngs 50 gal oak wh skey barre s tor c der homebrew e'o'en furn tvre Come out and see us Tuesdav thru Sunday t 17 p m KUHL S BARGA IN CEN'rER Rt 7 at ce ut on lghl TUPPERS PLAINS Ohio 9 16 6tc 7th ANNUAL OHIO CHAROLAIS BUCKEYE BEEF BRIOEDERS HOLIDAY SALE Sarurday September22 1973 12 oo Noon PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK YARDS Lanc.uttr Ohio SELLING 100 HEADS 100 IS BULLS ond 90 FEMALES LARGE SELECTION OF Pur,.hred 1S 16 la :1f• and '2 J I comb! nat ons Cows w th ca lves at s de Bred Females Open He fers Large select on of Purebred and Commercial Bull DAUGHTERS OF MANY OUTSTANDING BULLS SERIIICE SIRE S Hvr Bar 016 AC R A fa fa John Anda ou ELC S Ulb OOd Sam 041 Alfalfa John 507 ELC Blueblood 032 LCR 5 r Sam 541/i LCR Roya Sam 1135 SW C~va er 262 SRC auck.e-ve Tartar n and manv oth,n sa Catt e Graded Pr or to t by Or Randill Reed Oh o State Un vers ty SALE HEADQUARTERS Hot day nn Lan c aster Oh o 1 2 story bedrooms frame Bath 3 large Dining room Lovely k khen wtth range and lots of cabinets Ul I ty space Hot water heat A r cond Carpeted Garage and storage Lots of remodel ng Close to school and store S19 500 oo SYRACUSE Located In new addlt on About 2 ' years old OWner has been transferred 3 n ce bedrooms with c losets Modern bath UtI tty space Ktchen has lois ol ca b nel s Hardwood floors Carport Large lot 120 000 00 MIDDLEPORT 1 floor plan 3 bedrooms Bath Dining room New cabmets n the kllchen New furnace TV room New floor cove ring Porches Full basement 2 ca r garage and workshop Double $13 000 00 RUTLAND 1 story frame 3 lui n ce bedrooms with closets Bath Nice kitchen and dining area Full basement with shower Porches Storm doors and windows Electric heat 51 acres S18 500 00 OTHER PROPERTY TO CHOOSE FROM HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 If no onswer 992 2561 FURNISHED 2 BEDROOMS - Ncebath and kitchen carport and large rver lol Asktng SlO 500 00 NEW LISTING SPECIAL - 1 rooms good bath reasonable kitchen front and back porches City water gas Oh o Power $2800 00 NEW LISTING OUT - New 3 bedroom home a1r conditioned be renovated Inti> good Income properly Only S3500 00 NEW LISTING IN TOWN - 2 bedrooms with large closets modern kitchen large I vlng wllh gas f replace Garage and full basement $16 50000 GOOD BUSINESS TAXI SERVICE - J late model cabs In good condition 2 have Bulldozer Rad alor lo the I 11? Grandview Ave Co umbus Ohio 432l2 Ph 161<1 486 320 For Sale MATERIALS CO 773 5554 M11on W VI - ---- -------Coli 985 39 o 9 9 6tc ------- ~ ~Ill or Wtlpnlallztln MAYTAO RUTLAND FURNITURE ~~~~f.~~:·' Oh o 9 " 21c ---- Gene's Body Shop CONSTRUCTION Roofc ng Spoutrng Porch Repair Com plete Home Remodeling Arnold Grate. Rutland I w.,_---..:.:::.:::...=o.:::.:=-..__._~~_jJ. 4800 4-0r' power, air ---'3695 2 dr HT, v-roof, V-8, auto .... 11095 Mereu!} Montego 4 Door, 68 68 BuiCk Spec Cpe. 1 v.a auto, P.S ___; 1295 Pont1ac 68 Con, Square Chev Imp V-8 auto, pS..-----'1095 Back ·-----------·'795 HT Cpe , Lincoln Hill Pomeroy 0 67 Olds 98 Town Pamtmg A Spec1aHy 66 Cadillac For Free Estrmate Areas Most Reasonable Prien 65 Mercury Montego Ph. 742-6271 All work guaranteed ROOFING FUR NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND 1 PLUMBING atr ..... 11295 ,69 68 VW Ph 992 5271 V8 auto., P S Sed, power & a1r ---~795 Sed, power, a1r______ , 895 HT 65 Olds 88 HT. 70 Ford F 100 POMEROY HOME & AUTO HT Coupe _______ ,395 Cpe , low miles------· 1495 PICkup V-8, auto. trans, a1r1 w1th topper----- ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO. 74 CADILLAC NOW ON DISPLAY OffiCE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Only 10 Stop In and See Our Floor Dtsplay New 73 Olds EXCAVAT ING OoJers large and sma 1 Backhoes and t.oaders on track and tires Dump truck - Lo boy ser v ce Sept c tanks nstalled George (8 II ) Pu ns phone 992 2.478 or 992 1•02 D DELL WHEEL Allgnmenl REMAINING SEW NG MACHINES Re~alr serv ce a I makes 992 228~ The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed s nger Sa es and Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 tic FOR FREE estimates on aluminum s d ng storm Doors and Windows Car ports Marque&!l and Railing Phone Charle!l Lisle Syracuse Ohio Car Jacob Sa es Representat ve v v Johnson and Son nc 6 22 tic ELNA and White Sew ng Mach nes Service on a I makes Reasonab e rates The Sewing c~nter Mid dleport Oh o 11 16 tic W IL L TRIM or cut trees shrubbery also clean basements attics and Call 9.d9 3221 or 742 4441 831 and out etc 3Dtc ;;;;;;-v,. DEAD STOCK - W II at a reasonab e charqe Call 245 5514 8 23 90tc NE GLERS FOR HOUSE BIIILDERS CALL GUY N~ GLER RAC IN E OHIO 9 t I 30tp ---- ~--- ----- TIME to check that o I or gas furnace for winter D rty furnaces cost futl and could cost a fe Cal P & J Home Maintenance 992 3509 215 N Second Mldd eporl 8 23 30tc N. located at Crossroads Rt 124 now back to work Compltla front end service tune up end brake service Wheels balanced electronically All work guaranteed Reesonable retu Phone 742 3232 2 18 ttc DOZER and beck hoe work ponds and septic tanks dlt chlng service top soli f 11 dirt lmestone B&K Escayaflng Phone 992 5367 or 992 386 t 9 I tiC -------------READY MIX CONCRETE , School news del vered right to your pro/ect Fast and easy Free estimates Phone 992 328~ Goegleln Ready Mix Co Testing underway Middleport Ohio 6 30 tiC --------------SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONASLE roles Ph 446 TesUng got underway at Middleport Elementary School In grades 2-4 for the reading project that covers six levels of teaching rather than the conventional three grades the past pattern of The Meigs County speech and hearing project has also been busy In 4782 Go lllpot s John Russell Owner and Operator 5121fc C BRADFORD Auctioneer Comp lete se,.vlce Phone 949 3821 --------------Recine Oh o Crltt Bradford 5 1 lfc --------------- EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septic tank$ n!ltalled dump trucks and to boys for hire will haul fill dlrl top soil I mestone and gravel Call Bob or Rooer Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3'25 or 992 5232 2 11 tic --------------- MOBILE home repa r Elec trlcal plumbing and heating Phone 992 58Sa 7 15 tfc ---- ----------~ HARRI SO N S TV serv ce and !lerv ce calls Phone 9?2 2522 29 tfc --------------- ::" • ! : : •• :.. ; have access to an Important ~ educational resource Monday Sept 17 1 as Education•! • Television lor Southeastern Ohio (ETSEO) begins Its : fourih year of lnatrucUonal ~~~~ teleyl.llon broadcasting Utilizing the television stations or the Ohio Unlvoreity ~ Telecommwllcatlona Center Iii WOUB TV channel flO Athens ; and WOUC·TV channel 44 iii Cambridge ETSEO thle yeer J will provide lTV 111rvlcea to approxl1111tely && 000 pupil• in 29 parUclpatlng 1chool uniLI ETSEO 1 Monday tlu'iltJIIII Friday ln..chooi broad9••11 are prlmarllt Intended lor u" in memlltr alement.wry and lll<londlry clauroonll MaJor currlouiwn areal Include arl current eventa IUldanue lanau•M• arta 11 health : llttrature mu1le, ntith • scienct, and 11111111 1\udlta ; Flfty.fiYt dlfftrtnt lTV Mrltl e = ------------------------,II _________________ I ---1 PRESENT ADDRESS ____________ , I ---------- Mall to Barr Circle Development Inc , 750 First Ave , Galllpolla, Ohio 45631 or hand to Mayor John lerkle, or ltave et the mayor'• office, In Middleport For more lnformatlo n •• 70 Maverick ••••• '1095 • 2 Dr R standard j = = i le il cOIIIalnlntJI,IIOO protram unlll i .,.. schedulld lor broad ul 2 $695 • '3295 '3295 & P W"gon 6 '2195 '2795 '1895 '1795 p auto local cyl one owner V Red & black 2 dr 70 Buick La Sabre .. $1495 2 Dr H T radio P B P S vinyl top 70 Chrysler & 69 Chev. air cond • • '2495 '2595 one owner Tills Is an extra n ce car ~9 •• • • tmpala l dr H T radio P B P S v n.yl top '1695 •1495 Only 69 Caprice & A 8 Hornet Runabout 69 Opel Cadet 2 Dr H T radio G T auto Great sport car to choose from red 1973--0PEL yellow Very low mileage Century 4dr factory air We s.old lhls cor months ago Lke new 1973 BUICK Pinto Real sharp little car Make a nice ca r for the wife 1972 FORD auto s B air vinyl top low Real sharp Only 1972 DODGE mDartteageSwinger 1971 RAMBLER Red Real nice Only Beetle local one owner has 4 speed radio One of the oharp"'t W s anywhere 1971 v.w. 1971 DODGE Charger V8 ovto P S P B red with black vinyl to loco! L T D 4dr H T white with block vinyl top olr AM&FM 1971 FORD P S P B This is a real sharp 71 L T 0 Only 2 dr H T Blue with aulD P S P B only 651 miles This Is real sharp. 1969 BUICK Skylark 2- 1968 BUICKS Elec n rea225Customs I good shape4dr air ThlslsBulcksbestcar Both V8 See Ceward Calvert, Ron Hester or Peggy Story We Want You Back Because The Job Was Done Right air Not Because The Job Was Done Wrong 69 Olds 4 Dr. H T radio air elec w ndow s All Fo,. REMEMBER 69 Mercurv We Servwe What We Sell 70 Pontiac ..$1495 4 Dr HT Good cond lion . ........... 72 Vega. OUR WORD IS OUR BOND Open Evenmgs 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat ·m 5 pm. Semce 'Til 12 ITH NELSON MOTORS, INC 992-2174 500 E Mam St, Pomeroy 0!110 9 Noon on Saturdll} We Want To Ma e You Ha py • See Ray Rcggs or Roger Rrebel RIGGS USED CARS Located On St Rt 7 985 4100 Chester 0 Kyger Creek s Local Board of Educallon Thursday in special sessiOn accepted the res1gnahon of Mrs Patsy Metzner second grade teacher at Cheshire Kyger Elemen tary Mrs Metzner a nat1ve of Texas res1gned to jam her husband Frank m Texas Mrs Jess1e F1sher of Rt 1 Galllpohs a Rio Grande College graduate and former teacher in the dlstnct was hired as her replacement The roslgnatwn of Carol Buck as fullt1me cook ·at the h1gh school was also accepted Mrs Buck will contmue the role of a subst1tute cook Mrs Sally Icard was employed as her replacement Also added as a subslltute cook was Gladys P Payne Superintendent Frank A Cremeans announced that the building screening pupils Martha Haynes began her duties as school secretary on Sept 11 Martha has background In secretanal work lncludmg work In Germany Fire drills have shown that the children are aware of safety At the first drill the butldlng was emptied in 48 seconds Many forms must be com pleted In the first few weeks of schoolandparentsare asked to help In this heavy task Most pupils are g~ttlng in the pattern of their new studies They need encouragement In Heights Pomeroy has their work and responslblllty departed his Norfolk VIrginia The home and the school need homeport for extended to give this encouragement operations m the Medtterranean onboard the guided mlsscle destroyer USS Claude V R1cketts He will ON SEA CRUISE partcc1pate m Allled and U S Navy commlssaryman Third naval exercises and v1slt Class Danny F Mitchell various Mediterranean ports husband of the former Miss as one of the Navy s good-will Jane A Wells of 1642 Lincoln ambassadors substitute bus dnvers are bemg sought Anyone rn terested should contact Cremeans at the h1gh school Brenda Jenkins was htred for parttcme secretarcal work at the htgh school In other matters the board approved the mcrease of adult ticket prcces for all athletic contests Adult admlsston wlll be $1 25 whtle student tickets Alfred Socw.l Note.~ Sunday School attendance on Sept 9 was 45 Offering was $18 17 Worship serv1ces were held at 11 o clock wtth Rev Meece bringmg the message from John 15 I~ Chnst the True Vme Attendance was 22 Offermg $12 05 Pledges $4200 The annual Alfred Church Homecommg well be held on Swtday Sept 16 w1th the usual forenoon services Sunday School at 9 45 worship ser v1ces at II wtth the Rev Robert Meece Abasket dinner will be served Table com mlttee Ernest & Isola Taylor and Gamer Gr1!fm Servmg comm1ttee Thelma Hen derson Helen Woode and Doris Dllhnger The afternoon • during the 1973 74 school year Adventure Economics and Adventure En vlronmont are the two series In the upcoming classroom broadcast schedule that were l~ally produced by ETSEO and the Ohio University Tolecommwclcations Center 1he remainder of series are ~cqulred through the Ohio Department of Education the ~ntral Educational Network and Individual stations WOUB TV and WOUC TV are open circuit broadcast stations VIewers In an Illcounty area are able to receive lTV brtllldcasta on standard UHF television aela without adding any apeclal devices While many 1choola Ule maater antenlll ayatems to Improve the ali"-1 ETSEO clasaroom brOIIdCu~ can be received 1 at home ' as well as In service Full participating school dlslrlcls grades K 12 pay 30cents per pupil per year As one of nine non profit lTV agencies In Ohio providing in school telecasts, ETSEO Is also eligible for annual funding by the Ohio Department of Education As part of a school districts membership In ETSEO teachers recetve, free of charge extensive teacher resource guides and other printed materials which provide complete schedules and descriptions of the class 'oom telecasts along with suggestions lor Introducing following-up and relating each broadcast to other classroom acUvltles Without these guides the iJsefulnes.s of a telecast Is left to chance In a classroom With tl1em teachers are able to IChOOI determine which programs are lil!hool dlalrlct participation appropriate for their students provld" • major tlource or and various way• to use each revtnutl which make poulble telecast as a meunlnglul lht lnatrucllonal televlelon learning experlenL-e Other non broadcast ser vices related to lTV mem bershtp Include conducting lnservlce utlhzatlon program previewing and technical workshaps for teachers and administrators providing techmcal consultation to schools planning and developing local television facilities distributing half Inch videotape programs conduc Ung surveys and other means of program evaluations giving membec schools a voice In the selection of programs to be broadcast As with any educational program In the schools today public support Is an Important part of determining the lear nlng experiences children are afforded ETSEO encourages school personnel as well as parents of school children to Wrilt for Information about lTV jn school broadcastmg The main office Is located at 4~ West State Street Athens 45701 (614) ~93-6672 program w1ll begm at 1 30 featurmg J B and The Tmy Tr10 The Brotherhood Quartet and The Gospelettes from V1enna W Va Everyone welcome Program committee Lloyd D11lmger Ntna Robmson and Ollie Atherton The WS C S Wlll hold Its regular meeting on Tuesday evemng Sept 18 at the home of Isola Taylor with Thelma Henderson program leader Everyone welcome Mr and Mrs Wilber Parker recetved word of the death of h1s aunt Velma Staneart at the Kimes Convalescent Home m Athens Serv1ces were Monday afternoon at Jagers Fwceral Home with burtal m the Orange Cemetery here Recent guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Henderson and other area relatives were Mr and Mrs DAle Henderson of Royal Oak Mtch Mr and Mrs Bob Rohr of Lafayette lndtana were recent guests of Mr and Mrs David Williams and Aaron Mike and Jennifer Evans of Reynoldsburg 0 were Saturda) night guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Henderson The Harper family reunion was held at the Roadside Park near Guysville 0 on Sunday Sept 9 Attending from thl$ area were Mr and Mrs Clarence Henderson and their ~uests Mike and Jennifer Evans Mr and Mrs David Williams and Aaron, and Mr and Mrs Pete Follrod Stevie and Kathy Attending the In terpretatlon meeting at the Heath Methodist Church at Middleport 0 on Thursday evening Sept 6 were Thelma Henderson Nina Robinson Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode and Rev and Mrs Robert Meece, from the Northeast Cluster of Meigs Co Pariah Mr and Mrs Ray Finch were called to North Dakobl due to the death or Mr Finch s mother 92 In a nurslnR home there Mrs lr1s Carr and daughters VISited Mr and Mrs Seldon 0 Brien at thel!' farm home near the Colwnbus area one day last week Mrs Mary Carr who had spent the past three weeks w1th the 0 Br1en s returned home With them Howard Flanders of near Guysville 0 who attends the Alfred Church and Is teacher of the Yowcg Adults class lS qwte Ill at his home there Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF In 1901 President W1lbam SIGNING ANNOUNCED McKmley d1ed from wounds ATLANTA (UPI) - The mfhcted by an assassm etght Atlanta Hawks of the NBA days earher announced Thursday the stgnmg of Ted Manakss of Prln ceton a th1rd round draft chotce Manakas will jom the Hawks at thelr Savannah Ga well remain at 50 cents each trauung camp The 6-2 guard Prmc1pal Robert L Lannmg scored I 099 career pomts at was granted permcsswn to Prmceton attend a Pnnccpal s Con ference Monday and Tuesday Appolnlmenl Announced m Colurn bus and Cremeans LONDON (UPI) - Sam D was authomed to attend a BattlStone s appomtment as a supermtendent s senunar Sept director and major stockholder 20 and Oct 18 at Athens of the InternatiOnal Track The board also d1scussed the Assoctalton was announced Educable Mentally Retarded Thursday by ITA President program M1chael 0 Hara QUALITY Board fills vacancy in school staff ETSEO programs zn 4th year S ATHENS - School children :: In southeastern Ohio again will ( F1lllng out and returnmg the below survey DOES NOT OBLIGATE YOU but on)y ex presses your Interest in possibly renting an apartment Reduced rents are avatlable If you qua hfy on the basis of Income ) --~~~~~~~~£~--••- DAUGHTER BORN Mr and Mrs Donald Russell the former Christine Bryar al1! announcing the birth of an 8 lbs g oz daughter Rhonda Renee Monday Sept 10 at the Amherst Hospital at Lorain Mr and Mrs Russell have another daughter Melissa Faye three The grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Bryan Middleport and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Russell West Columbia W Va Mr and Mrs Norman Bryan Lutesvllle Mo are great grandparents •• MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SINGLE _ _ _ MARRIED • 2 Dr auto radio mag wheels Savel You II Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unttl6 oo-Ttl 5 p m Sat __________ 6 26_ lie RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS I 70 Gremlin YOU CAN STILL SAVE '600.00 TO 0 1200.00 ON A NEW BUICK OR PONTIAC 2 Door rad 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COMPTON, 0. OD. call collect 446-1746 HurryI RON SHEPARD F loor Wa I Rem ode lng Ceram c tl e baths Box 280 Rutland 742 • OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 !CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS)- EAST COURT q POMER Y N~E SAVE 51300 On ThiS New Car. Colony Park Wagon fully equipped MIDDLEPORT OHIO Phone 992 2550 10 4 tfc '2195 992 2094 606 E Matn Pomeroy 2 9 tic SEPTIC TANKS ARDBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SAN TATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 ·-'1095 2 Dr H T red with white vinyl top like new 4 900 ml new car warranty up to 1'2 000 ml 4 Dr radio 1 good condition Pomeroy RENTAL SURVEY Halo of H&at Dryers Surround c lothet w th gentle tven heat No hot spota no overdry I"!Q Flnt Mesh L nt 580!. Ph~922174 PRICE Moytag 14 IC 65 TRAILER 2 bedroo n viry ~iJOOd cond flo Phone 773 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Sed DeV1IIe, power, a1r ___ , Bonn, .. 73 MERCURY MARQUIS 72 Pont~at Catahna 72 Chev CapriCe Cpe , v-roof, air---- '3295 70 Olds 98. Iux Sed , full pow , a1r, v-roof 12695 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed, power, air _____ ,.2495 69 Pont~ae Nathan B•aa• Rad•alor Speciatlsl HOGG & ZUSPAN Df 56500 00 BE ONE JUMP AHEAD AND BUY IT NOW PROPERTY IS ON THE RISE Automatics 2 1pee<1 opera~on <j,holce Of water temPI Auto water level co ntrol Lint F Iter or Power F n Agllator Ptrma Prtn - ~ma test Heater Corlt power and a r For quick sale Big Copoclty Maytov 71 Cadillac From the \araest Butfllo Your Spen Delivered to Job Silo -TillS Wt;J;J\ :S SJll;UAL - USED CARS EX V«JJD TRUSSES cou rthouse 7 rooms and storage 2 Apartments should JIM COLLIVER SALES MANAGEMENT Mobile Homes washer and dryer bar tn kitchen Obi s nk pat o and garage 65 of land Sl9 000 00 NEW LISTING NEAR STORES - 1 block from Auctioneer Merlin woodrwff Urbana Oh10 tor cotatogs and nformetlon contact 8 22 lfc 1200 Col 992 5630 .-----------~-OJ)tn house Sundey 9 13 3tc SPECIAL September 14 1 1 t1 5 Featuring the 1974 70 x u CORN for sal• P M Cowdery hOUUI Sit the Schultz Lon; 8oftom Custof'1"1 etnslc the All new 9 13 lip R1mad1 end the Hill Crest Double Front bedroom Fret 967 CHEVROLET 6 cyl nder del very and set up Glgent c automat c 4 door Earnestlne d spay Miler Homes 1220 Havman Lono Bottom Oh o Wash i ngton Blvd Belpre SAXOPHONE POMEROY WE HAVE SOME GREAT BUYS ON PRE OWNED CARS. THESE CARS ARE TRADE INS ON NEW BUICK & PONTIAC STRIPPERS we St lp Paint Varnlshtt, Etc from Furniture Anfiquos ~rft Mttols No ruinous lyes or coustlu used Pick Up Strvlcl Avalflbf41 We Buy & Soli Antlquos 01ck Sty lor Owner Korr 51 Pomeroy 0. Phont 9f2·21tl ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED ---- ---- - - ---- Re!ldentlat or Ar Cond ----- 's SOO E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 01ck' MODERN SANITATION MILLER MOBILE HOMES SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. p AND J HO,..E SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED PUBLIC NOTICES ------ - ------ 14 lt73 1970 DODGE POLARA Sl395 4 door factory air automatic transmission power steer ng &brak.. good white wall tires whit finish vinyl roof radio heavy duty suspension 1967 CHEVELLE sm 4 door 6 cylinder automatic transmission good tires clean nlerlor be ge f nlsh radio & heater real economy & a popular model 19" PLYMOUTH FURY I 000 miles good tires transmlss on black finish 4 door 52 6 cyt sm nder automatic Pbmeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO Union wants mediator in talks Local 426 Utility Workers of meeting early next week Amertca will seek a meeting The union determined on this with management and a line at a meeting m Pomeroy federal mediator that could Wednesday mght lead to ending the strike at the Ph11ip Sporn Plant Union president Carl E Searls sa1d Auto Sales Thursday INDIVIDUAL has two 1972 Dodge Polaru (pol ceJ AC Gene Potter national PS 0 B rad o one rep a ntea representative of the union 60 OOOmlles$1 350 One 11100 co 985 J598 wlll be asked to arrange with 9 " 3tp the federal mediator for a -------------- I'HI eGVIMMifll Of OfP.ARTMtNT OF TH£ fiUASUAY OFF Cl OF fiEVENUESH.AR NG toO P'ENNSVLVANIAAVE N W JJWJdUUQ!!ft'" ,. PlANI TO Eltf'lND TB flrlkHU! SHA,fl NG A ~OCA ON WASH NGTON DC 20228 JIOR Tl41 ENTITt.EMOO f'IIIIOD IEOINN NG j ULY !. Uf.l AND DIDIHQ IU.H..JLlfU N THI fOLLOWING MANNI!!! l-'$!0 UI"'N-"'! tmMAnD TOTAL o• Jldl1 ACCOUNT NO ·.J.W.- D 0 IUTL•No WILL IIIGUCIAMOUttfO,MTI ~uw,. TWfl CLUK M!l' •• tD NCIIIUIOUMAJOIIT~ IUUIIID. OHIO 11m ItO ll'flCT OM TAX LIVILI TIMI p,n, -tiNt liltMi&A &W M J•lcl • I • �- I 8- Tht Oa1l~ Sentmd Muldl<port Pmnero) () Sept 1~ 1971 ~ D~ ~ komes For Sale 1\: ._I\ V M Ll l ~Mob I Ho l Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Card of Thanks Help Wanted .. WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES For 1 Business Services ~; I l'l II V 0 01 ("( Wh n ynu " Ml st opp nw lor your \ I '!II ca ljc;:at o vnu If tuve on your t o YH.' 1 e f r-. lwo yr1u5 by s:t opp ng for a latt' mode l uted Mob e lome Heru n 1-01 eevcrvday ow pr c s ~'!.• 0 0 lrolt(.'r w 11 J E'• MQ ltl H01 I" Y ou It h Qt dc:p ('Ciat Sale WANT A b4bYS. Her? Ca I 991 GROCERY bus1neu. tor s~ e Bu ilding tor stle or e-as-e 290-4 "'tter .5 p or cAll 99, 9965 Phont n.:t 1611 tro_, a 30 p m o our rt at 't'eS l r en ds and 5 PM Day 8f:IOrll't Pubt c•t on to 10 p 1 tor appo t1tn .,nt 9 l14tC r10 ghbors for the r he p '" d Monday OCJad n e 9 a m k lid ess t,.pre!S~d dur ng 3 10 If alton Correct ons 1e ess and dea ot our WCanc;eol II be accept ed unt 1 9 a m for CE NTRAL DIVISION CO N t u-suand t a her and gnu d SOLI DATION COAl COM BRUSH HOGS <xl fl pha e Pd cJ s. \ J .19~ Day of Publlut on t at her Spec a than~o.s to t hP ~0~10 1.! ct drdson i) 695 PANV tmmed ate ope lings 99 2 5151 REGULATIONS iHHI or Ho te r Med cal Cent er art IYI tab e n the following 1 IS lie 60x 11 c an p o De u11 t: \4 4195 The Publisher reserves tht tor her tender ovlng care poslllons Ma l nteoen ce sox 10 ~ '' C.rftf ' ' ~115 e11 ra On Most American Cars r ght o edt or re-lect any ads sharp R\:'v 2.av tz for h s Ia th Foumen (undtroround) 1913 ln J O MOBILE homa Oeomed objectional The fu nen and fo a the Assishnt M lnl Foreman - GUARANTEEDwasher a d dryer d stt 60x I ~ Ct amp on $4 ,.9S pubt sher w II not be respons ible 60xl1 PMC Soi 99~ pi' aver~ Tl ose who sen! lood ~under ground ) Section washtr stainless 51etl sink tor nore than onP "correct Phone 992 2094 f owers cards and money \4 7llS Forem an Surtece M i ne!' t;~arbege d spout eve tev~l 51x ~ Buddy Custo .l.&x 17 Regen $3 795 Sv ae.use Emergenn and Insert Oil Foreman Reclamation cwen range ttacron potvtster RATES Pomeroy Home Auto Lad es Avx I a y Ew ng Forem an Pttrsons apply ng carpet large tot Phone 742 60x 11 Buddy SJ 995 For W•nt Ad Strvlce Funera Home pa bea ers 5 cents 601t "l New Moon S4 495 should hod valid foremen 3013 Open 8 Til 5 per Word one nseort on an d Rose Ann Jenk ns cert r cat o, papttrs (O h o) or 7 18 tf .f8x 10 Va an t 52 795 Min mum Charge 75C Monday thru Saturday Mrs Alberta Hubbard Don THESE are most y an ale have sufficient exper ence to '2 cents per word thrte A06 E. Main, Pomeroy , 0 .. and L nda Dale Md L.ola app v tor State eumlnet on mOdel homes and the prf ces WILKINSON small eng ne sales consecut ve nsert ons Donna Mar e an d Stephan e nc ude vour de 'o'e' y and Salary Connntnsurate w th service 810 Jrd Strel and 8 ce nts per word 5 x cor 9 14 He co.mp ete se up So to r an E~'Pt'fltnce E'xc~tllent M ddleport Lawn moy.oer Md St>cu t ve n 5ert ons Benefits TO A P Pl. Y Wr te ho es t to goodness good dea l chll n saw rtpa r Free pickup 2S Per Cent 0 scount on pa id or Phone Ptrsonne stop oday at Berry Mill er and dellnry Phon e 992 309'1 ads and ads pa d w t n o da ys Department Central Mob le Home sa es 10~ Also Br oos and Stratton and CARD OF THANKS 0 v Is on Con sol dlt on Coa l Far son St eet Be p e Oh o Tecumseh parts & OBITUARY Company Cadlr Ohio 43901 a 22 30lc Phone 423 953 c osed Sun S I SQ for 50 word m n n u n Te tphone 614 U2 .t512 AN d&V! P s Du e to the Road Your R1ght to Know Each add t ona word 2c EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Constru c t on on F~rs on BLIND ADS EMPLOYER Stree t p case ente r our lot DUMP TRUCK Ad d t ona 2Sc Cha ge per and te nfo med of the fv c ~~ n st Pomeroy All kinds bes de the Ken tucky Fred a 21 tic Advertiseme-nt Io ns of \OUr government are of salt water pellets water SERVICE C h cken Restaurant on OFFICE HOURS f'n bOd ed n pub c not ces n nuggets block sa t and own wash ngton B 'o'd 24 HOUR SERVICE ha Sll f povern nent ch a ges 8 30 e m to s 00 p m Oa tv OhiQ R 'o'er Salt Phone 992 9 J 6t c; Wanted To Buy a c t zens o be ntor med 8 JO a m to 12 00 Noon 3a91 Saturd ay h s newspaper urpes every 6 5 tf c CORNER cupboards WI I c en to ead and study th ese 10 x .f5 MOBILE home w th new cupboards chests old guns o ces We s ongly adv se turn lure on l acre lot w th any condition Also blue 19 71 YAMAHA 350 Roadb ke $500 Cotl 7<2 3295 hose c ze s see k g f urth er good we an d sept c tank decorated stoneware Write nfo mat on t o e11.erc se the r 9 2 31c Land con alns small pond JOHN TUCKER P 0 Bo~ .t• Martinsburg r gh of access l o pub c ca 741 38 o R1 4 Pomeroy 0 Oh o 43935 or cal 1 484 4440 No bee rec:o d s and pub c: meet ngs 19 73 Z G ZAG SEWING 9 2 Ate after 1 p m 992 3954 or 992 1349 YARD SALE Thursday Fr day MACH I NOS lett In evaway 8 8 90tc end S&turday from I t I 6 on At bu It n to buttonhole dl'l CASH palct: tor a makes and old Rt 33 4 m l es north of stretch sew ng and fan cy NOTICE BY PUBLICATION models of mob e homes WANTED for auction fa rgrounds SpeCialist TO THE DEFENDANT $ st ch 110 Pay lust $48 75 cas Phone ar-ea code 614 423 9531 hOU$thold goods Tools most 9 11 3fp or terms a val abe Trade ns Ma arct V Pearson address 4 13 lfc Wheel anyth no of 'o'alue W II buy or accepted Phone 992 2984 unkn own the unknown heirs sell on comm ss on Will haul Ahgnment 9 1 ~ 61c de.., sees egatees execv to s RUMMAGE Sa e Corner of Call 992 3354 or 992 2792 Locust Street and Sycamore adm nistrators and assign s of Hayman s 1 25 tfc ELECTROLUX A1r Cond1lloners Vacuum Now thru September 18th 9 Ma a d v Pears on Deceased It Must a m t 4 p m Ex cept Sun c eaners camp ete w th at and the unknown hers Awnrngs OLD turn ture oak tables Be R ghl rachments cordw nder and day de ... sees l eg atees executa s clocks ce boxes brass beds paint spray Used but m I ke 9 12 Stp orwewll Underptnnmg adm n strators and ass gns ot dishes or compltte new cond ton Pay Sl.t 45 Charles A Pearson Deceased Malke it R1ght houuholds Wr te M D Sa e Fr day and cash or budget plan ava abe whose residences are unknown YARD Comp l ete mobile home Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o Saturday Off Rt 24 on Rt Phone 99 2 2984 COURT OF COMMON PLEAS serv ce plus g gant c coli 992 627! 9 12 61C MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 325 f fth house Some an 5 13 tic d splay of mob le homes t ques and good cloth ng Oa'o'ld A PGWell and Luella M Powell other n ce m sc tems always ava lab e at UPHOLSTER vour own fur 8 1 JO Oatly 8 12 Sal 9 12 3 p R D Racne Oho P a nt tis ture We ha'o'e a the sup n Q H Rawhngs Sons For Rent VS p eS you will need FABRICS Bggesl tteshop n HOUSE FUR rent 5 rooms t~nd Mal ard V Pea non Upho stery Fabr cs a very the area over 1 500 yds et at Defendants M•ddteporl D arge select on of nylons bath R!ac ne area Ca 992 Polyester doub e kn ts n No lS 311 5858 velvets Her cu on v nyls - n coord nzsted co or~ New fa I NOTICE 8 30 lie colton pr nts also remnants AUTOMOBILE nsurance been P a ntiffs have brought th s sh pmenl rust arr Yed a Foam tor cush ans and 1120 Washmglon Blvd ca n ce lled" Lost your f rst qua ty from name brand act on nam ng you as t l1e padd ng Bur ap den ms 3 AND • ROOM furn Shed and 42J 7521 BELPRE 0 operator s cense Call 992 m tis 54 98 va ues tor 52 98 Defendants n the above named cam bF c foam g ue z ppers unturn shed apartment!!. 7428 court bv f I ng their Com pta nt 98 va ves for $3 79 56 98 spr nos a"d cl ps ch pbOards Phone 992 5434 6 15 He and $7 98 values tor Sl 98 A so on September 1 1973 egs sewing thread dacron .t1 12 tfc cotton pr nts and sol ds The ob1ect of the Complaint s tacks webb ng wet cord For Sale crushed velvet and den m to qu et t t e n the Pta nt ffs n cotton sw ve bases and a HOUSE FOR: Rent 5 rooms and and to the fo ow ng described You must see t to bel eve t GERMAN Sho f Ha r Po nter l(eal Estate For Sale other svppt es you w t need bath Racine area Call 992 real estate Carol na Fabr cs on Route 7 A K C Fe male 9 mon th s o d turn lure at ow low New 585a ocated n one half m le north of Chester S tuate n I he Townsh p of 550 or trade lor daub e barre l HOUSE tor sale prices Pomeroy Recovery 8 29 tfc Bradbury Ca 992 7363 after Oh o at Sutton County of Me gs and Henry Hunter shotgun Ca 992 788 622 E Ma n 992 7554 6 p m S ate of Oh o and n the South residence Dr ve a I It e save 9 14 2tp 83130tc ROOMS by the week S18 up a lot west quarter of Sect on 2 Town 9 530tc Meigs Inn Pomeroy 9 2 Jtp REGISTERED Tree ng Walker 3 Range 2 of the Oh o Com 7 12 tfC pany s Purchase bounded and ------·- Coon Hounds female 4 HOUSE n Rae ne 9 rooms 1 'l descr bed as to lows Beg nn ng FOAM to f II yoUr old couch and years ol d 1 female 6 yea s baths basement and new PRIVATE mettlng room for cha r cush ons Standard si~:e at the Northeast corner of the old male 8 months o d bu I in k !chen Ca 949 3801 any organ zat on phone 992 Southwest Quarter of sa d only 59 95 Pomeroy Reasoniible Phone 1 614 667 0 446 7 s 5 3915 Sect on 2 thence South 20 Recovery 622 E Ma n Street 362 996 c 3 11 tfc cha ns thence west 12 cha ns 992 7554 9 4 3tc ---~----and 50 nks thence Nort~ 20 8 3 30tc J BEDROOM house on L ncoln cha ns thence East 12 cha ns FURN SHED two bedroom PARKVIEW Kennels Poodles H II v ng room kitchen and SO nks to the p ace of 3 FAM L Y Yard Sa e Fr day moble home on Sprng 1 toy mae and 1 female bath and ut tlty room extra beg nn ng conta n ng 25 acres Avenue n Pomeroy Ca 9~2 Phone 992 5.t4J arge tot over 1 acre Has and Saturday 2 m es from 3429 more or less 7 15 ttc dr vewav .$13 000 Call Rutland on New L ma Road You are requ red to answer 9 t 6tp Sunday after 12 noon on 10 a m II 4 p m the comp a nt w th n twenty weekdays after 5 p m 992 9 14 ltc e ght days after the ast FUR: NISHEO 2 bedroom apart 32-47 Real Estate For publ cat on of this not ce wh ch VILLAGE Fabr cs ment adults only M d 8 5 tfc Tuppers w be publ shed once each dleport Phone 992 3814 7 ROOM house w th bath in P a ns Sale s on pr ces are week tor s x success ve weeks 9 I< 31< Rut and air cond toned 2 BEDROOM house 3 yea sold off 25 pet Fa & W nter and the last publ cat on w 1 be Fabrics are n carpeted gas furnace d s.h ca pel ng b g kitchen w th POMEROY made on October 19 1913 BEDROOM apartment w th washer double oven range 9 lA Jtp 2 bath o s of cab nets t acre of Jack W Carsey Mgr n case of your Ia lure to and plenty of closets daub e garage large carport g ound Rae ne C.h o Ca Phone 992 2181 answer or otherw se respond as Hardwood floors n ce 4 ac es c eared and fenced Market at Add son Oh o 949 4998 per-m tted by he Oh o Rues of FLEA cab nets n k tchen New floor sm l!l barn and other Sunday afternoon 1 p m t 6 9 12 ftc C v I Procedure w th n the t me to~er ng n k tchen and bath p m Tables ava1ah e C& 1 bu ldlngs Phone 614 742 6834 AM FM Stereo rad o 8 track stated Jug ment by detau t w Smell yerd and gftrfge No 992 3509 tape p ayer 4 speaker sound S 30 tfc 5 ACRES for sa e 5 oom be n>ndered aga nst you tor t~e pets Call Tracy Wha ey 130 system Balance St09 44 or 9 14 2tc house ba h and 2 car gerage re ef demanded n the Com L ncoln H II 99'2 3054 use our budget terms Call 3 BEDROOM house 1 '1 baths 1 Natu a gas Ca 742 3502 plaint 9 9 6tc 992 J965 Sale Fr day and formal din ng room I v ng 9 2 4tc LARRY E SPENCER BASEMENT Saturday 9 a m t II dark 572 9 14 6tc room k tchen tam ly room 2 Clerk of Courts S Th rd Avenue M dd eport HOU SE FOR rent 6 rooms car garage fu besell'\.ent on 6 ROOMS and utI ty room Court of Common Pleas Oh o New tw n s ze fTlaltress 1969 FORD Tor no C T 390 and bath lui basernenr acre lot Located n R ggs upsta rs 4 r ooms and utll tv Me1gs County Oh o New I noteum rugs Cub Pomeroy ca 992 144J eng ne 4 speed transm ss on Crest Manor Phone 992 3863 room downs ta rs Large Pomeroy Ohio Scout Jr G rl Scout and gym AM FM rad o good t res 9 9 6tc before 3 p m and ask for Mr (9) 7 14 21 2a 11015 12 t9 7tc vard Ca 992 7227 anyt me un rorms Clothmg and m sc exce lent cond ton Priced to after p m lnge s or cal Gene R ggs at of all kinds se Cal 992 28.45 or see Bob MOBILE home space aaer s - ORDINANCE 442985 3595 or 992 51169 9 12 3to Manley 9 14 lie Market Syracuse AN ORDNANCE GRANT NG 8 26 tfc 8 26 tfc 9 14 3tc THE V LLAGE OF POMEROY THE R GHT fO ENTER INTO KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS A CONTRACT WITH THE September Spec a s are 7 ROOM house t replace some 1 • NCH gaso ne pump S50 Relr gerator IS c ft self wa I to wa I carpel ng 3 VILLAGE OF SYRACUSE Lemon Fac a Bath Bath & defrost 575 Ott ce desk and bedrooms fu basement 2 OH 0 DEFINING Shower Ge Jr Facial Mask cha r S7S Typewr ter S25 car garage 5150 a month Ca TERRITOR AL BOUNDARIES Kover Kote!!o L qu d Rouge Horseshoe counter or bar $75 130•1 743 6326 OF THE VILLAGE OF Ha r Sprays Shampoos K 9 tJ 61p Our new store s now open et POME~OY AND VIlLAGE OF Beauty Bars Suntan Spray Addison Ohio SYRACUSE FOR WATER and others Phone He en Jane 9 14 3tc CUSTOMERS DEF N NG Brown 992 5113 Many thllnks R GHTS AND LIASJL T ES to our new and regular Auto Sales 608 OF THE V LLAGE oo customers MOfl.tLE Home 12 x 44 1969 RAMBLER SSOO Phone 1970 POMEROY N CONNECT ON SJ .589 PhOnd 773 5429 9 11 tfc E MAIN!o!---.J 992 7631 W TH SAD WATER SYSTEM 9 14 12tp POMEROY 9 11 12tc WE WISH to ex pres!. ou tha 11.5 EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 • & MAINTENANCE & REPAIR A.r Cond Heating Hoard House RefngentlOr1 Plumbmo • Eleclrtc;•l Appliartces Auto Pets --- - Commerctal 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 24 Hour Serv1ce All work guaranteed Scile -- ------------ BE IT RESOLVED by the YARD Sale Fr day and Saturdttv Larkin Street Rut and 1 snow t re 800 x 14 1 regular t re West nghouse Record payer and albums 2 Davenports etc 9 13 2tc Council of the V lage of Pome oy at members con curr ng Sec 1 That t s for lhe best nterest of the VIllage ot Pom e oy to enter nto a con tract w th he v llage ot Syracuse pert a n ng to a water PIANO tun ng Kar Keb ler Mason West v rg n a Call tine easemen and also the 113 5535 water !e rr to al m ts of each V age n connect on w th lhe 9 13 3tp water customers to be ser ... ced ---- - -~ WILL DO BOOKKEEPING IN by each V tlage MY HOME WRITE BOX 293 Sec I That the V Hage of MIDDLEPORT OH 0 Pam eroy does hereby agree w th the V tage of Syracuse to 9 13 6tp pay the cons derat on!!. set forth Match Corn n sad contract and to be bound SHOOT ING by the obi gat on!!. of sad Ho tow Gun Club Turn f rst r ght after M es Cemetery cont act Rutland Factory Choked Sec I That th e Counc 1 guns only Sunday Sept 16 doe s he eby author ze the pm Mayor and C er k of sad V !ag e to enter Into a wr tlen 9 3 3tc ag eement w th sa d V I age of Syracuse and that a copy of sa d agreement s attached hereto and made a par t of 11'11! Ord nance as t hough tv ty o: K EY S AROUND noon on Aug 3 n the Pom eroy park ng to wr tten here n at the areiS around Meter~ Sec v Th s Ordnance shall Nos 89 to 93 P ease phone take effect and be n force from 318 6382 and after the earl est per ad 9 9 61p al owed by aw ------ -------------- - ------- -- Lost Don a dE Col ns Mll vo r Attes 2tc Employment Wanted WI LL PANT houses and r oofs Free est mates Ca 1 992 397-4 Jane Walton {9 14 2 ---------- Pa!!osed ~ 0 73 g SJOO SA LE or trade 1970 Ford Galaxle 500 A r cond t onin9 Pr ce S900 Phone 949 2115 C w R ce 9 12 3tp 970 MAVERICK Automat c 120 Horse Power not fancy but n ce Ca 949 2789 9 14 3tc -------------1100 P J Odd .. nd Ends 215 950 FOR 0 p ck up needs work & N Second Middleport 9 l.t ltc 1960 CHEVROLET P ck Up sm P a. J Odds & Ends 215 N Second M ddleport 9 1.4 Jtc ---- -- --~-- --- 1968 PLYMOUTH VIP New I res S850 P &. J Odds and Ends 215 N Second Mid d eport 9 14 3ft ----.,- ------- For Sale or Trade 965 CHEVY - 2 door ht New PInt rebu It 327 Eng ne 4 speed mag wheels Must set Coli 992 2392 q 12 6Tp 9 5 12tp ven lhat Help Wanted Zelma Haw ey of M ners ... 1e Me gs County Oh o has been WOMAN tor bookkeeper and duty appo nted Admin stratrl x genera off ce work Sugar ot the Esli.Ue of Owen Haw ey Run r= our Mill Pomerov deceased late of M nersv e Ohio Me gs County Oh o 9 11 3tc Cred tors are requ red to f e - -- -- - - - - -- - -the rca ms w th said I due ary BABYS TTER wanted Call992 with n four months 2904 after 5 or 992 9965 Dated th s 4th day 9 12 t 10f September 1973 - - - - - - -- - - - - - - 3 P Mann ng D Webster Judge Court of common A LOCAL comp~ny has m Peas Probate Dl.., 5 on med ate open ngs for the {9) 7 14 21 Jtc fo ow ng P051tlons I Account ng Clerk Knowledge..and experience n cost accounting or payroll essent a Openings on the lo ow ng sh fts 8 am 1 I 4 . P m A p m t II 12m dnlght 12 01 t 8am 2 Oft ee secretaries .- Duties nclude typing d ctatlon f ng Open ng on same Sh fts sled above 3 Personneol Ass Stant Rupons be tor recruit no and screening of employees Desire Intent ewing or counullno exper ence E)(cet ent sa aries and fr nge benef ts Send br ef rnume of work history end educat on Send ell rep es to Box 719 SIn ON YOUR DIAL care of The Daily Sent net Pomeroy Ohio 9 2 tfc We talk to you . like a person WMP0/1390 " hardtop - 2door Call 992 7881 9 I< 2tp - ---------- - BABYS Tt NG any t me n my For Sale home Ed th Ro se Antiqu ty Nat ce of Appo ntment Oh o Case No 21 OU 9 11 12tc Estate of Owen Hawley - - - - - - - - - - - - -Deceased Not ce s hereby -----------966 FORD Galaxe .---------- ----- FUEL o I c:lrculat nQ heater 75 000 btu w th electr c lgn tor and autom1t c controls Ike new for S!2S Phone 992 7611 9 12 2tc -------------w FUEL o 75 ooo IQn tor trois 992 7611 I circulating hea er Bl U lh electric. and automatic con ke new S.tU Phone 9 13 21c -----------RE!:FR IGERATOr.t eiiCte ent cond ton Cal 8.tJ 28-46 9 13 .ttc -------------!969 VOLKSWAGEN ond SIOO take ove-r payments Call 992 7692 ______ _____13 lip ......,._ ..... 9 ONE 6 Inch AS ft belt One 3 gang 3 po nt pJower One 3 pont h tch for John Deere One A C F e d chopper eno bower P M Cowdery Long Bottom ....... ____________ _!3 Jtp 9 -DRIVE ----------A LITTLE SAVE A LOT Gopd select on used guilranteed appl ances new end used turn ture at rea sav ngs 50 gal oak wh skey barre s tor c der homebrew e'o'en furn tvre Come out and see us Tuesdav thru Sunday t 17 p m KUHL S BARGA IN CEN'rER Rt 7 at ce ut on lghl TUPPERS PLAINS Ohio 9 16 6tc 7th ANNUAL OHIO CHAROLAIS BUCKEYE BEEF BRIOEDERS HOLIDAY SALE Sarurday September22 1973 12 oo Noon PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK YARDS Lanc.uttr Ohio SELLING 100 HEADS 100 IS BULLS ond 90 FEMALES LARGE SELECTION OF Pur,.hred 1S 16 la :1f• and '2 J I comb! nat ons Cows w th ca lves at s de Bred Females Open He fers Large select on of Purebred and Commercial Bull DAUGHTERS OF MANY OUTSTANDING BULLS SERIIICE SIRE S Hvr Bar 016 AC R A fa fa John Anda ou ELC S Ulb OOd Sam 041 Alfalfa John 507 ELC Blueblood 032 LCR 5 r Sam 541/i LCR Roya Sam 1135 SW C~va er 262 SRC auck.e-ve Tartar n and manv oth,n sa Catt e Graded Pr or to t by Or Randill Reed Oh o State Un vers ty SALE HEADQUARTERS Hot day nn Lan c aster Oh o 1 2 story bedrooms frame Bath 3 large Dining room Lovely k khen wtth range and lots of cabinets Ul I ty space Hot water heat A r cond Carpeted Garage and storage Lots of remodel ng Close to school and store S19 500 oo SYRACUSE Located In new addlt on About 2 ' years old OWner has been transferred 3 n ce bedrooms with c losets Modern bath UtI tty space Ktchen has lois ol ca b nel s Hardwood floors Carport Large lot 120 000 00 MIDDLEPORT 1 floor plan 3 bedrooms Bath Dining room New cabmets n the kllchen New furnace TV room New floor cove ring Porches Full basement 2 ca r garage and workshop Double $13 000 00 RUTLAND 1 story frame 3 lui n ce bedrooms with closets Bath Nice kitchen and dining area Full basement with shower Porches Storm doors and windows Electric heat 51 acres S18 500 00 OTHER PROPERTY TO CHOOSE FROM HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 If no onswer 992 2561 FURNISHED 2 BEDROOMS - Ncebath and kitchen carport and large rver lol Asktng SlO 500 00 NEW LISTING SPECIAL - 1 rooms good bath reasonable kitchen front and back porches City water gas Oh o Power $2800 00 NEW LISTING OUT - New 3 bedroom home a1r conditioned be renovated Inti> good Income properly Only S3500 00 NEW LISTING IN TOWN - 2 bedrooms with large closets modern kitchen large I vlng wllh gas f replace Garage and full basement $16 50000 GOOD BUSINESS TAXI SERVICE - J late model cabs In good condition 2 have Bulldozer Rad alor lo the I 11? Grandview Ave Co umbus Ohio 432l2 Ph 161<1 486 320 For Sale MATERIALS CO 773 5554 M11on W VI - ---- -------Coli 985 39 o 9 9 6tc ------- ~ ~Ill or Wtlpnlallztln MAYTAO RUTLAND FURNITURE ~~~~f.~~:·' Oh o 9 " 21c ---- Gene's Body Shop CONSTRUCTION Roofc ng Spoutrng Porch Repair Com plete Home Remodeling Arnold Grate. Rutland I w.,_---..:.:::.:::...=o.:::.:=-..__._~~_jJ. 4800 4-0r' power, air ---'3695 2 dr HT, v-roof, V-8, auto .... 11095 Mereu!} Montego 4 Door, 68 68 BuiCk Spec Cpe. 1 v.a auto, P.S ___; 1295 Pont1ac 68 Con, Square Chev Imp V-8 auto, pS..-----'1095 Back ·-----------·'795 HT Cpe , Lincoln Hill Pomeroy 0 67 Olds 98 Town Pamtmg A Spec1aHy 66 Cadillac For Free Estrmate Areas Most Reasonable Prien 65 Mercury Montego Ph. 742-6271 All work guaranteed ROOFING FUR NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND 1 PLUMBING atr ..... 11295 ,69 68 VW Ph 992 5271 V8 auto., P S Sed, power & a1r ---~795 Sed, power, a1r______ , 895 HT 65 Olds 88 HT. 70 Ford F 100 POMEROY HOME & AUTO HT Coupe _______ ,395 Cpe , low miles------· 1495 PICkup V-8, auto. trans, a1r1 w1th topper----- ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO. 74 CADILLAC NOW ON DISPLAY OffiCE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Only 10 Stop In and See Our Floor Dtsplay New 73 Olds EXCAVAT ING OoJers large and sma 1 Backhoes and t.oaders on track and tires Dump truck - Lo boy ser v ce Sept c tanks nstalled George (8 II ) Pu ns phone 992 2.478 or 992 1•02 D DELL WHEEL Allgnmenl REMAINING SEW NG MACHINES Re~alr serv ce a I makes 992 228~ The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed s nger Sa es and Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 tic FOR FREE estimates on aluminum s d ng storm Doors and Windows Car ports Marque&!l and Railing Phone Charle!l Lisle Syracuse Ohio Car Jacob Sa es Representat ve v v Johnson and Son nc 6 22 tic ELNA and White Sew ng Mach nes Service on a I makes Reasonab e rates The Sewing c~nter Mid dleport Oh o 11 16 tic W IL L TRIM or cut trees shrubbery also clean basements attics and Call 9.d9 3221 or 742 4441 831 and out etc 3Dtc ;;;;;;-v,. DEAD STOCK - W II at a reasonab e charqe Call 245 5514 8 23 90tc NE GLERS FOR HOUSE BIIILDERS CALL GUY N~ GLER RAC IN E OHIO 9 t I 30tp ---- ~--- ----- TIME to check that o I or gas furnace for winter D rty furnaces cost futl and could cost a fe Cal P & J Home Maintenance 992 3509 215 N Second Mldd eporl 8 23 30tc N. located at Crossroads Rt 124 now back to work Compltla front end service tune up end brake service Wheels balanced electronically All work guaranteed Reesonable retu Phone 742 3232 2 18 ttc DOZER and beck hoe work ponds and septic tanks dlt chlng service top soli f 11 dirt lmestone B&K Escayaflng Phone 992 5367 or 992 386 t 9 I tiC -------------READY MIX CONCRETE , School news del vered right to your pro/ect Fast and easy Free estimates Phone 992 328~ Goegleln Ready Mix Co Testing underway Middleport Ohio 6 30 tiC --------------SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONASLE roles Ph 446 TesUng got underway at Middleport Elementary School In grades 2-4 for the reading project that covers six levels of teaching rather than the conventional three grades the past pattern of The Meigs County speech and hearing project has also been busy In 4782 Go lllpot s John Russell Owner and Operator 5121fc C BRADFORD Auctioneer Comp lete se,.vlce Phone 949 3821 --------------Recine Oh o Crltt Bradford 5 1 lfc --------------- EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septic tank$ n!ltalled dump trucks and to boys for hire will haul fill dlrl top soil I mestone and gravel Call Bob or Rooer Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3'25 or 992 5232 2 11 tic --------------- MOBILE home repa r Elec trlcal plumbing and heating Phone 992 58Sa 7 15 tfc ---- ----------~ HARRI SO N S TV serv ce and !lerv ce calls Phone 9?2 2522 29 tfc --------------- ::" • ! : : •• :.. ; have access to an Important ~ educational resource Monday Sept 17 1 as Education•! • Television lor Southeastern Ohio (ETSEO) begins Its : fourih year of lnatrucUonal ~~~~ teleyl.llon broadcasting Utilizing the television stations or the Ohio Unlvoreity ~ Telecommwllcatlona Center Iii WOUB TV channel flO Athens ; and WOUC·TV channel 44 iii Cambridge ETSEO thle yeer J will provide lTV 111rvlcea to approxl1111tely && 000 pupil• in 29 parUclpatlng 1chool uniLI ETSEO 1 Monday tlu'iltJIIII Friday ln..chooi broad9••11 are prlmarllt Intended lor u" in memlltr alement.wry and lll<londlry clauroonll MaJor currlouiwn areal Include arl current eventa IUldanue lanau•M• arta 11 health : llttrature mu1le, ntith • scienct, and 11111111 1\udlta ; Flfty.fiYt dlfftrtnt lTV Mrltl e = ------------------------,II _________________ I ---1 PRESENT ADDRESS ____________ , I ---------- Mall to Barr Circle Development Inc , 750 First Ave , Galllpolla, Ohio 45631 or hand to Mayor John lerkle, or ltave et the mayor'• office, In Middleport For more lnformatlo n •• 70 Maverick ••••• '1095 • 2 Dr R standard j = = i le il cOIIIalnlntJI,IIOO protram unlll i .,.. schedulld lor broad ul 2 $695 • '3295 '3295 & P W"gon 6 '2195 '2795 '1895 '1795 p auto local cyl one owner V Red & black 2 dr 70 Buick La Sabre .. $1495 2 Dr H T radio P B P S vinyl top 70 Chrysler & 69 Chev. air cond • • '2495 '2595 one owner Tills Is an extra n ce car ~9 •• • • tmpala l dr H T radio P B P S v n.yl top '1695 •1495 Only 69 Caprice & A 8 Hornet Runabout 69 Opel Cadet 2 Dr H T radio G T auto Great sport car to choose from red 1973--0PEL yellow Very low mileage Century 4dr factory air We s.old lhls cor months ago Lke new 1973 BUICK Pinto Real sharp little car Make a nice ca r for the wife 1972 FORD auto s B air vinyl top low Real sharp Only 1972 DODGE mDartteageSwinger 1971 RAMBLER Red Real nice Only Beetle local one owner has 4 speed radio One of the oharp"'t W s anywhere 1971 v.w. 1971 DODGE Charger V8 ovto P S P B red with black vinyl to loco! L T D 4dr H T white with block vinyl top olr AM&FM 1971 FORD P S P B This is a real sharp 71 L T 0 Only 2 dr H T Blue with aulD P S P B only 651 miles This Is real sharp. 1969 BUICK Skylark 2- 1968 BUICKS Elec n rea225Customs I good shape4dr air ThlslsBulcksbestcar Both V8 See Ceward Calvert, Ron Hester or Peggy Story We Want You Back Because The Job Was Done Right air Not Because The Job Was Done Wrong 69 Olds 4 Dr. H T radio air elec w ndow s All Fo,. REMEMBER 69 Mercurv We Servwe What We Sell 70 Pontiac ..$1495 4 Dr HT Good cond lion . ........... 72 Vega. OUR WORD IS OUR BOND Open Evenmgs 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat ·m 5 pm. Semce 'Til 12 ITH NELSON MOTORS, INC 992-2174 500 E Mam St, Pomeroy 0!110 9 Noon on Saturdll} We Want To Ma e You Ha py • See Ray Rcggs or Roger Rrebel RIGGS USED CARS Located On St Rt 7 985 4100 Chester 0 Kyger Creek s Local Board of Educallon Thursday in special sessiOn accepted the res1gnahon of Mrs Patsy Metzner second grade teacher at Cheshire Kyger Elemen tary Mrs Metzner a nat1ve of Texas res1gned to jam her husband Frank m Texas Mrs Jess1e F1sher of Rt 1 Galllpohs a Rio Grande College graduate and former teacher in the dlstnct was hired as her replacement The roslgnatwn of Carol Buck as fullt1me cook ·at the h1gh school was also accepted Mrs Buck will contmue the role of a subst1tute cook Mrs Sally Icard was employed as her replacement Also added as a subslltute cook was Gladys P Payne Superintendent Frank A Cremeans announced that the building screening pupils Martha Haynes began her duties as school secretary on Sept 11 Martha has background In secretanal work lncludmg work In Germany Fire drills have shown that the children are aware of safety At the first drill the butldlng was emptied in 48 seconds Many forms must be com pleted In the first few weeks of schoolandparentsare asked to help In this heavy task Most pupils are g~ttlng in the pattern of their new studies They need encouragement In Heights Pomeroy has their work and responslblllty departed his Norfolk VIrginia The home and the school need homeport for extended to give this encouragement operations m the Medtterranean onboard the guided mlsscle destroyer USS Claude V R1cketts He will ON SEA CRUISE partcc1pate m Allled and U S Navy commlssaryman Third naval exercises and v1slt Class Danny F Mitchell various Mediterranean ports husband of the former Miss as one of the Navy s good-will Jane A Wells of 1642 Lincoln ambassadors substitute bus dnvers are bemg sought Anyone rn terested should contact Cremeans at the h1gh school Brenda Jenkins was htred for parttcme secretarcal work at the htgh school In other matters the board approved the mcrease of adult ticket prcces for all athletic contests Adult admlsston wlll be $1 25 whtle student tickets Alfred Socw.l Note.~ Sunday School attendance on Sept 9 was 45 Offering was $18 17 Worship serv1ces were held at 11 o clock wtth Rev Meece bringmg the message from John 15 I~ Chnst the True Vme Attendance was 22 Offermg $12 05 Pledges $4200 The annual Alfred Church Homecommg well be held on Swtday Sept 16 w1th the usual forenoon services Sunday School at 9 45 worship ser v1ces at II wtth the Rev Robert Meece Abasket dinner will be served Table com mlttee Ernest & Isola Taylor and Gamer Gr1!fm Servmg comm1ttee Thelma Hen derson Helen Woode and Doris Dllhnger The afternoon • during the 1973 74 school year Adventure Economics and Adventure En vlronmont are the two series In the upcoming classroom broadcast schedule that were l~ally produced by ETSEO and the Ohio University Tolecommwclcations Center 1he remainder of series are ~cqulred through the Ohio Department of Education the ~ntral Educational Network and Individual stations WOUB TV and WOUC TV are open circuit broadcast stations VIewers In an Illcounty area are able to receive lTV brtllldcasta on standard UHF television aela without adding any apeclal devices While many 1choola Ule maater antenlll ayatems to Improve the ali"-1 ETSEO clasaroom brOIIdCu~ can be received 1 at home ' as well as In service Full participating school dlslrlcls grades K 12 pay 30cents per pupil per year As one of nine non profit lTV agencies In Ohio providing in school telecasts, ETSEO Is also eligible for annual funding by the Ohio Department of Education As part of a school districts membership In ETSEO teachers recetve, free of charge extensive teacher resource guides and other printed materials which provide complete schedules and descriptions of the class 'oom telecasts along with suggestions lor Introducing following-up and relating each broadcast to other classroom acUvltles Without these guides the iJsefulnes.s of a telecast Is left to chance In a classroom With tl1em teachers are able to IChOOI determine which programs are lil!hool dlalrlct participation appropriate for their students provld" • major tlource or and various way• to use each revtnutl which make poulble telecast as a meunlnglul lht lnatrucllonal televlelon learning experlenL-e Other non broadcast ser vices related to lTV mem bershtp Include conducting lnservlce utlhzatlon program previewing and technical workshaps for teachers and administrators providing techmcal consultation to schools planning and developing local television facilities distributing half Inch videotape programs conduc Ung surveys and other means of program evaluations giving membec schools a voice In the selection of programs to be broadcast As with any educational program In the schools today public support Is an Important part of determining the lear nlng experiences children are afforded ETSEO encourages school personnel as well as parents of school children to Wrilt for Information about lTV jn school broadcastmg The main office Is located at 4~ West State Street Athens 45701 (614) ~93-6672 program w1ll begm at 1 30 featurmg J B and The Tmy Tr10 The Brotherhood Quartet and The Gospelettes from V1enna W Va Everyone welcome Program committee Lloyd D11lmger Ntna Robmson and Ollie Atherton The WS C S Wlll hold Its regular meeting on Tuesday evemng Sept 18 at the home of Isola Taylor with Thelma Henderson program leader Everyone welcome Mr and Mrs Wilber Parker recetved word of the death of h1s aunt Velma Staneart at the Kimes Convalescent Home m Athens Serv1ces were Monday afternoon at Jagers Fwceral Home with burtal m the Orange Cemetery here Recent guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Henderson and other area relatives were Mr and Mrs DAle Henderson of Royal Oak Mtch Mr and Mrs Bob Rohr of Lafayette lndtana were recent guests of Mr and Mrs David Williams and Aaron Mike and Jennifer Evans of Reynoldsburg 0 were Saturda) night guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Henderson The Harper family reunion was held at the Roadside Park near Guysville 0 on Sunday Sept 9 Attending from thl$ area were Mr and Mrs Clarence Henderson and their ~uests Mike and Jennifer Evans Mr and Mrs David Williams and Aaron, and Mr and Mrs Pete Follrod Stevie and Kathy Attending the In terpretatlon meeting at the Heath Methodist Church at Middleport 0 on Thursday evening Sept 6 were Thelma Henderson Nina Robinson Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode and Rev and Mrs Robert Meece, from the Northeast Cluster of Meigs Co Pariah Mr and Mrs Ray Finch were called to North Dakobl due to the death or Mr Finch s mother 92 In a nurslnR home there Mrs lr1s Carr and daughters VISited Mr and Mrs Seldon 0 Brien at thel!' farm home near the Colwnbus area one day last week Mrs Mary Carr who had spent the past three weeks w1th the 0 Br1en s returned home With them Howard Flanders of near Guysville 0 who attends the Alfred Church and Is teacher of the Yowcg Adults class lS qwte Ill at his home there Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF In 1901 President W1lbam SIGNING ANNOUNCED McKmley d1ed from wounds ATLANTA (UPI) - The mfhcted by an assassm etght Atlanta Hawks of the NBA days earher announced Thursday the stgnmg of Ted Manakss of Prln ceton a th1rd round draft chotce Manakas will jom the Hawks at thelr Savannah Ga well remain at 50 cents each trauung camp The 6-2 guard Prmc1pal Robert L Lannmg scored I 099 career pomts at was granted permcsswn to Prmceton attend a Pnnccpal s Con ference Monday and Tuesday Appolnlmenl Announced m Colurn bus and Cremeans LONDON (UPI) - Sam D was authomed to attend a BattlStone s appomtment as a supermtendent s senunar Sept director and major stockholder 20 and Oct 18 at Athens of the InternatiOnal Track The board also d1scussed the Assoctalton was announced Educable Mentally Retarded Thursday by ITA President program M1chael 0 Hara QUALITY Board fills vacancy in school staff ETSEO programs zn 4th year S ATHENS - School children :: In southeastern Ohio again will ( F1lllng out and returnmg the below survey DOES NOT OBLIGATE YOU but on)y ex presses your Interest in possibly renting an apartment Reduced rents are avatlable If you qua hfy on the basis of Income ) --~~~~~~~~£~--••- DAUGHTER BORN Mr and Mrs Donald Russell the former Christine Bryar al1! announcing the birth of an 8 lbs g oz daughter Rhonda Renee Monday Sept 10 at the Amherst Hospital at Lorain Mr and Mrs Russell have another daughter Melissa Faye three The grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Bryan Middleport and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Russell West Columbia W Va Mr and Mrs Norman Bryan Lutesvllle Mo are great grandparents •• MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SINGLE _ _ _ MARRIED • 2 Dr auto radio mag wheels Savel You II Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unttl6 oo-Ttl 5 p m Sat __________ 6 26_ lie RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS I 70 Gremlin YOU CAN STILL SAVE '600.00 TO 0 1200.00 ON A NEW BUICK OR PONTIAC 2 Door rad 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COMPTON, 0. OD. call collect 446-1746 HurryI RON SHEPARD F loor Wa I Rem ode lng Ceram c tl e baths Box 280 Rutland 742 • OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 !CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS)- EAST COURT q POMER Y N~E SAVE 51300 On ThiS New Car. Colony Park Wagon fully equipped MIDDLEPORT OHIO Phone 992 2550 10 4 tfc '2195 992 2094 606 E Matn Pomeroy 2 9 tic SEPTIC TANKS ARDBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SAN TATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 ·-'1095 2 Dr H T red with white vinyl top like new 4 900 ml new car warranty up to 1'2 000 ml 4 Dr radio 1 good condition Pomeroy RENTAL SURVEY Halo of H&at Dryers Surround c lothet w th gentle tven heat No hot spota no overdry I"!Q Flnt Mesh L nt 580!. Ph~922174 PRICE Moytag 14 IC 65 TRAILER 2 bedroo n viry ~iJOOd cond flo Phone 773 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Sed DeV1IIe, power, a1r ___ , Bonn, .. 73 MERCURY MARQUIS 72 Pont~at Catahna 72 Chev CapriCe Cpe , v-roof, air---- '3295 70 Olds 98. Iux Sed , full pow , a1r, v-roof 12695 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed, power, air _____ ,.2495 69 Pont~ae Nathan B•aa• Rad•alor Speciatlsl HOGG & ZUSPAN Df 56500 00 BE ONE JUMP AHEAD AND BUY IT NOW PROPERTY IS ON THE RISE Automatics 2 1pee<1 opera~on <j,holce Of water temPI Auto water level co ntrol Lint F Iter or Power F n Agllator Ptrma Prtn - ~ma test Heater Corlt power and a r For quick sale Big Copoclty Maytov 71 Cadillac From the \araest Butfllo Your Spen Delivered to Job Silo -TillS Wt;J;J\ :S SJll;UAL - USED CARS EX V«JJD TRUSSES cou rthouse 7 rooms and storage 2 Apartments should JIM COLLIVER SALES MANAGEMENT Mobile Homes washer and dryer bar tn kitchen Obi s nk pat o and garage 65 of land Sl9 000 00 NEW LISTING NEAR STORES - 1 block from Auctioneer Merlin woodrwff Urbana Oh10 tor cotatogs and nformetlon contact 8 22 lfc 1200 Col 992 5630 .-----------~-OJ)tn house Sundey 9 13 3tc SPECIAL September 14 1 1 t1 5 Featuring the 1974 70 x u CORN for sal• P M Cowdery hOUUI Sit the Schultz Lon; 8oftom Custof'1"1 etnslc the All new 9 13 lip R1mad1 end the Hill Crest Double Front bedroom Fret 967 CHEVROLET 6 cyl nder del very and set up Glgent c automat c 4 door Earnestlne d spay Miler Homes 1220 Havman Lono Bottom Oh o Wash i ngton Blvd Belpre SAXOPHONE POMEROY WE HAVE SOME GREAT BUYS ON PRE OWNED CARS. THESE CARS ARE TRADE INS ON NEW BUICK & PONTIAC STRIPPERS we St lp Paint Varnlshtt, Etc from Furniture Anfiquos ~rft Mttols No ruinous lyes or coustlu used Pick Up Strvlcl Avalflbf41 We Buy & Soli Antlquos 01ck Sty lor Owner Korr 51 Pomeroy 0. Phont 9f2·21tl ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED ---- ---- - - ---- Re!ldentlat or Ar Cond ----- 's SOO E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 01ck' MODERN SANITATION MILLER MOBILE HOMES SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. p AND J HO,..E SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED PUBLIC NOTICES ------ - ------ 14 lt73 1970 DODGE POLARA Sl395 4 door factory air automatic transmission power steer ng &brak.. good white wall tires whit finish vinyl roof radio heavy duty suspension 1967 CHEVELLE sm 4 door 6 cylinder automatic transmission good tires clean nlerlor be ge f nlsh radio & heater real economy & a popular model 19" PLYMOUTH FURY I 000 miles good tires transmlss on black finish 4 door 52 6 cyt sm nder automatic Pbmeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO Union wants mediator in talks Local 426 Utility Workers of meeting early next week Amertca will seek a meeting The union determined on this with management and a line at a meeting m Pomeroy federal mediator that could Wednesday mght lead to ending the strike at the Ph11ip Sporn Plant Union president Carl E Searls sa1d Auto Sales Thursday INDIVIDUAL has two 1972 Dodge Polaru (pol ceJ AC Gene Potter national PS 0 B rad o one rep a ntea representative of the union 60 OOOmlles$1 350 One 11100 co 985 J598 wlll be asked to arrange with 9 " 3tp the federal mediator for a -------------- I'HI eGVIMMifll Of OfP.ARTMtNT OF TH£ fiUASUAY OFF Cl OF fiEVENUESH.AR NG toO P'ENNSVLVANIAAVE N W JJWJdUUQ!!ft'" ,. PlANI TO Eltf'lND TB flrlkHU! SHA,fl NG A ~OCA ON WASH NGTON DC 20228 JIOR Tl41 ENTITt.EMOO f'IIIIOD IEOINN NG j ULY !. Uf.l AND DIDIHQ IU.H..JLlfU N THI fOLLOWING MANNI!!! l-'$!0 UI"'N-"'! tmMAnD TOTAL o• Jldl1 ACCOUNT NO ·.J.W.- D 0 IUTL•No WILL IIIGUCIAMOUttfO,MTI ~uw,. TWfl CLUK M!l' •• tD NCIIIUIOUMAJOIIT~ IUUIIID. OHIO 11m ItO ll'flCT OM TAX LIVILI TIMI p,n, -tiNt liltMi&A &W M J•lcl • I • �• M- The O.jij> Stnlll!el, t,llddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Sept. 14, 1973 Kdtibilion dotes IUlllOUil<'l'd Southeast ·~hio lmef1tncy Medical Service hat announced the date for Its - . d exhibition day. h will be Oct. 13 and 14 at the Vinton County Airport, neJ~r McAr· thur. EMS Day, previou sly acheduled for Sunday, Sept. 16, wiD be In conjunction with the Annllal VInton County Fall Fatival and Air Show and will feature uad competition. The Tbt News •.. in Briefs by firm OhiO National Guard IConUnutedlrom pagc I) Medlcopte r, the ''Flying Ambulance", will be on hand. blunderbuss fishing expedition" and flied a countem10tion to Exact deLalls and time will be have ltthrownout. Assistant U.S. Altorney John R. Wingaald his released later. ofrice wasaskedbytheWhllaHouseto!ighlthe subpocnaandtry · . OOLUMBUS - PUBLIC SOIOOI.S MAY NOT suspend · lhe cha rges f'led · t them, a d t s u ents wIlho uta hear ing mlo 1 agams led u s D' t 1 1 c rt J d J ph p gions to appear, bei ng prceed· fed 1J A.. h · era u,..;e ere ro · · · IS r c ou u ge ose · ed by Juda1sm 3nd ChristJani· Kinneary made the ruling in a case filed In 1971 by nine students ty . who were among over 100 who were suspended during a series of • disturbances. · dge r u1 ed that suspen din g s1ude nts wlthou 1 a hear ing Th e JU · 1 t th · t' 1 · ht of d de 1 "Th Vlo a es e const1tu 1ona r~g ue process un 1· aw. e Columbus School Board has no authority to license its employes ,.._ t't to vIoIate th e U. S. ,..ns 1 uu·on," Kl Meary wrote. ti l l' last of the Approkimately 65 craft advisory committeemen at. tended Thursday night's "kickoff" meeUng sponsored by the Gallia . Jackson. Vinton Joint Vocational School. The d' mner meeting was held in the Rio Grande College cafeteria. thrt."'c gl'ea t monotht•istk reli- Did you ordiddt you? Purpose of last night 's session was to obtain Information from the lay public In the area of fixed and loose equipment and course description. Time table for fixed equipment and course descriptimtis Oct. I, and loose dequlpment deadline is Jan. 1. James Dougan, assistant SANTIAGO - CHILE'S ARMED FORCES batUed leftist workers in downtown Santiago early today in a drive to crosh sporadic but persistent opposition to the military coup against the late Presi~enl Salvador Allende. Machine-gWJ and rifle fire broke out at midnight with bullets smashing through windows of buildings near the battered La Moneda presidential palace where Allende reportedly killed himself Tuesday as army troops moved in to seize him. . The ruling military jWita led by Gen. Augusto Pinochet, the army commander, refused to release details on casualties in the fighting, but WIOfficial reports told of up to several thousand dead since the armed forces overthrew the three-year~ld Marxist government. The Wlofficial reports toldnof massive roundups ·of Allende supporters acrosS the country with 3,000 held aboard ships In V~paraiso harbor. · Wages (Only your checkbook knows for sure.) (Continued from page I) · nes. But negotiators apparently were hWig up over how to divide up the package. The first-year wage increase is expected to equal the 30 cents an hour won by the Teamsters this past spring when they selUed their entire wage and fringe benefit package for nearly 7 per cent. But there was some question how the rest of the auto contract settlement could be divided up between other !inion demands. These included a prepaid dental plan, a $650-a· month pension for workers who retire alter 30 years service regardless or age, sirengthened layoff benefits and improved inflation:fighting cool of living allowances. AL issue on the non-economic front was the crucial question of overtime, which the Wlion wants made voluntary. Automakers say they can't allow workers to choose whether or not they'll work overtinie since it would be impossible to schedule production. · Let us go one step fu rther for you . And end any questions about what bills you 've paid. A Checking Account gives you the answer. And your cancelled ah ecks give you legal proof. pomeroy pomeroy oulland national bank the bonk at the century establi shed 1872 MomHr · FDIC MAIN OFFICE Mon ., Tues ., Wed ., Thurs. 9 a .m .-3 p.m . Friday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday 9 a .m . to 12 Noon RUTLAND BRANCH Mon .. rues , Wed , Sat ., 9 a .m .·3 p.m Thursday 9 a.m . to 12 Noon Friday 9a .m . to 7 p.m . TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Racine ER squad Wednesday at 2;45 p.m. trans· ported Irene Spencer, 80, Racine 1 Rl. I, to Holzer Medical Center. PT. PLEASANT - Ideas for a Bicentennial observance in Mason County were projected, lx>th for short and long range planning, and if the planners have their way about it reconstruction of Fort Randolph in Krodel Park will get Wider way soon. Plans envisioned were set l973 MEIGS MARAUDER ROSTER NO. HT. GRADE- NAME . 12 5·7 12 - Mick Ash 13 5·8 1'2 - Joe Rosenbaum 15 5· 10 12- Jay Warner 20 5·11 12- Mike Hoffman 21 6·1 12- Dave Wolfe 31 5·8 12- Alan Mclaughlin 32 s.Jo 12- Robb ie Eason 35 5·8 12- Ron Couch 42 5· 10 12 - Harold Sisson 12 - Mark Morris 12 - J. D. Story 12- Andr English 12 - Pau Searls 12 - Mark Oiler ' 5·9 6"0 12 -:-- Terry Pickens 12 - Charles Diehl 68 70 5·10 6·1 67 12 - Mike McDaniel 74 75 l2r Bill Slack 12 - Tom Lowery 81 12 - Rick Bolin 82 12 - Melvin Crem eans 12 - Charles Neece 11 - Per~ Ault 11- Jack Oiler ·f. , liie ·. Entertainm.ent t.,......... FIRST "'-', .:BRIDGESTONE . '·"' · · "'"··..·. ALKERS " TIME ' AT '"k'. MEIGS 5-PIECE GROUP INN 30 5·8 5·9 5·6 6·0 . 52 14 23 26 33 40 41 51 Marly Dugan Mike Magnotta Terry Quails John Blake Mitchell Chapman Mlck Davenport Bob Williamson Rod Bailey Bruce Reed Charles Whittington JimCiark .,___-.;,;,;,;;;.;.:;.;;.;....1 165 163 G G G T T T E E E E 160 . E 136 QB 140 QB 207 FB 135 FB 146 TB c 135 c 175 156 G 175 258 144 146 G T E 5-8 S·S 130 5-9 134 176 125 150 178 63 72 76 6·0 s.Jo 77 5·8 6·0 83 5-9 25 . s.s 31 6·0 84 s.8 61 5·8 MEIGS THEATRE 160 H6 G 5-9 5·8 5·4 6·0 6· 1 5-6 80 T 6·0 6·1 73 86 6·0 11 - Phil Ohlinger 10 - Jim Anderson Tonightthru Tuesday Sept. 14·18 CHARLOTTE'S WEB ITechnicolorl Voices of Debbie Reynolds, Paul Lynde, Henry Gibson, Rex Allen. Martha Scott. Agnes Moorehead . iGl · Foaturotte : The Horse Man. Disney Cartoons: Bee on Guard Pluto's Housewarming Admission S1 .SOand 75c ShowStarts7p.m. 5·8 61 62 71 Danny Russell 11 - Gary George 11 - Mike Haley 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 - 24 25 JohnR . Thomas T_erry Whitlatch Jeff Musser Dan Harrison 6·0 6·3 10 218 190 174 165 178 6·2 5·10 6·0 6·1 5-9 5·8 11 .n- Lonnie Coats G G 224 185 6·3 c 178 185 163 235 85 87 WT. POS. 15.5 WB 129 WB 1~5 QB 148 TB 162 E 156 FB 208 FB 140 TB 152 WB 148 WB 5·9 84 12 - Robert Quails 10 - Steve Pickens 10 - Don Folmer 10 - George Carper .. 65 5·7 5·7 66 12.- John Lehew 10 - Ed Sisson ' . TOP-NOTCH ·. ,., 5·8 6·2 6· 1 64 10 - Charles Marshall SPOTLIGHTING ' 44 50 55 60 12 - ·Robert Birchfield 12 - Dana Johnson 10 10 10 10 - 129 203 198 133 135 121 113 135 145 145 QB WB TB FB WB TB c G T T E E E TB E E G PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Mrs . William Powell, New Haven: Mrs. Marlin Schroffler, Frazers Bottom; Ada Carson, Mason; Mrs, David Hayes, daughter, Middleport; Mrs. William Searls, Middleport·, John Greenlee, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Beverly Morgan, Apple Grove; Elmer Maddy, Gallipolis; Mrs. Rickie Rulen, son, Gallipolis; Mrs. James .Boswell, West Columbia; Mrs. Riley Swarl:z, GallipoliS Ferry, and Kelly Sayre, Point Pleasant. • I ¢~ <) , ** .'<'~• • •** • committeemen "we are f looking forward to you or ad~lce . We 'sllind ready to lbl " as:dst you any way poss e. Mr. Cisco said the school's motto is "No Rejects."Itt"He added · advisory comm ee members must be committed d and dedicated Individuals, an praised those in attendance for thelre!fortslnglvlngthethreecounty area a chance to obtain a total education. After Mr. Cisco announced the objectives of Thursday's meeting, the craft advisory committeemen were split Into groups for individual conferences . irilprovement or the site known as Washington's Springs and a variety or other activities. Jack Burdette, coordinator of the Bicentennial Commission in Mason County, v'iews. . emphasized, "We don't want In the making, if these ideas just a celebration in 1974. We materialize will · be the will try to do something thst organization of a local militia, will be . ' of a permanent nature." preservation and renovation of Observance of the anniversary a one room school, recon- of the Battle of Pt. Pleasant in struction of Fort Randolph, 1974 will be arranged clearing of the · Ohio River separately. Bank for scenic travel, con- Staling that probably only a struclion of a Farm Museum, ground breaking will be held as well as a Trading Post, use this fall, Burdette noted that of a commemorative stamp, construction of the fort will be forth Thursday ·. night when some 50 prominent and In· terested citizens gathered at a public meeting in the Ap· palachian Auditorium to atr Clarence Thompson, school •uperlntendent, served as • ID#SIAlr of ceremonies. Among th~e Introduced by Thompson kley C were Stale Rep. 0 a · Colll'ns ·, William 0 . ( Bill ) Northup, •uldance supervisor • who is working on a brochure lor the ••.9 million projdct·, "' To~ West, a Vinton County ... lx>ard member: Welch Bar· nelte, a member of the slate department and various members of the area news media. Prior to the dinner meeting, committeemen met In a planning session to review activities put together thus far . SA 1'UR DAY ONLY! Hi-C .. started next spring. Some coounittees already have been appolniAld. Jack Fruth Is chairman of the finance committee and will coordinate funds . Nlal Minton will be in charge ·of publicity and Rod Brand is treasurer.,. Urging that county residents get Involved In the project, . Burdette said, "We don't want to go off on a project not' · favored by the people ·of this ' . ELBERFELDS IN .POMEROY. Open Friday and Satutday Nights Until 9 P.M. ~r. Douglas Lang of the Printzess Coat Company will be m the store Saturday- with a complete line of Printzess Coats._Let Mr. Lang help you select the coat that's just ~ight for you and save 20 per cent during the Fall Coat Sale. , . · Featuring Save 20% During The Fall Coat Sale Friday and Saturday Bunny Log Cabin Shive! SYRUP 24oz. bot. Includes Our Entire Stock of Womens Coats INCWDES OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WOMENS COATS Sp~ci.al sale prices, tool' on Happles Panty Hose· Mens & Boys ~ickets . Knettmg Yarn· Mens Knit Shirts· Kroehler Uvlng Room Suites. · And at lilt Warehouse on Mechanic Street - salt prices 011 Perfection Gas and Oil Heaters· sale of Whirlpool Applia11ces. · THE MEIGS INN 992·3629 can POMEROY Shop Friday and Saturday Nlahts Td 9 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ! . .· BRASS LEADS - Three trumpet players of the Gallla Academy High School Band Friday night, from !he left, Mike Valley, Brenda Willon and Penny Proffitt, belt out a bar In the popular number, "Sweet Caroline" in the halftime show of the GAJtS.<::oal Grove football game. Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families tmts Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valle-v ···~ BY JACK O'BRIAN · The ~evival of 40-some years old "Good' · H·E·R·E'SALYCE,CLOSING News," part of the nostalgia trend, wlll spend IN ONE() . two months inN. Y. rehearsal gelling Into top NEW YORK (KFS)- TV's Ed McMahon's. shape, then taking to the road for nine months wife Alyce (separated) sold their $145,000 before opening on B'dwy ... Star AJ!ce Faye Bronxville (Westchester) home,and moved to reserved an Essex House suite for two months Pacific Palisades. Their eldest, Claudia, · ... Alice mourned her pet poodle who died atl6, remained in Manhattan to work ... Joan but hubby Phil Harris dried her tears with a Crawford said if H'wood had used Veronica replacement ... Basketball great Bill Russell Lake less cynically she'd have become ••a makes hill acting debut in Paramount's "Love superstar of comedy." The star-crossed lass ·American Style" TV series ... Fames H'wood showed her flair !or fWl in "I Married a Witch" lawyer-loverlx>y can't be located by his pals; and "Sullivan's Travels": Joan's right ... Las disappeared Into a bottle a month ago .. ."Jack Vegas made a "line'.' on the Bobby Riggs-Billie · Carter asked his partner in the "$10,000 Jean King tennis match: four to one on the Pyramid" TV quiz (Marion ·Gullubier) how'd, ·porky male chauvinist ... Casting against type: she spend the 10-G; she replied, "I l)link I'll . Jack Palance's finished his first lx>ok of poetry. adopt a butcher." Fine songstress Nancy Wilson plays a role Robert Blake's role in "Electra Glide in on TV's "The FBI": without a song ... Renny Blue"fittedhlmtoperfection,soUAsignedhim Youngman says his wife is so modest she makes for another -betimes piiZ211ng out a vehicle to curtains for her window envelopes ... Just a few fit: he's five.feet-four and won't wear lifts ... gray-matters ago colleges and prep schools When Alan Ladd had walking scenes with couldn'.l handle a fraction of applicants: now Sophia Loren, she had a long trench dug to make they're advertising for sludents on N.Y. radio her seem shorter; RavonNavarroklssedGarlx> ... Sunday matinee racing is considered a cinch -standing on a box ... The husband-wife team for N•.Y. along alx>ut next spring ... The boys in or Alex and Alberta Bradford team up also in the press ~oom at the Forest Hills Open. Tennis the. musical "Don't Bother Me, I Can~t Cope"; matches llecause of the power chaos were Jn. they likewise pair up directing the music dep't formed to Jnl!ke a choice: air conditioning or of Newark's Abyssinian Baptist Church. lights. · Pat O'Brien gets the honor award of the Marlene Dietrich who does social work Catholic Actors Guild Oct. Zl. Cyril Rltchard is among the rich (chicken soup to ailing Noel the Guild's president ... Don't think the lad Coward, Hemingway, etc.; hey- they're dead! falling off a horse Mpeatedly in Central Park Not a commentary on her cooking, pray) also these mornings is some kind of nut: he's David helps similarly Wlderprivileged gals _ such as · Birney who was thrown from TV when CBS got Arlene Dahl. Marlene didn't like the way the scared over screams against "Bridget Loves gorgeous Dahl was being lighted when she Bernie" and dropped II when it was in the Top appeared at the Flamingo ill Las Vegas and !Ooli Ten; this time David's merely practicing falling over the lighting herself ... "Serpico" book and off nags for his action-role In the film version of movie author Peter Maas told us "So many Allsllilr MacLean's "Caravan to Vaccares" ... attempts were made on the life of Frank Serpico Carol Channing's return to her San Franclaco (the plainclothesrnsn who peached on crooked hometollll was a triumph: her "Lorelei" N. Y. cops) that I couldn'l put them all in the musical warmover of "Gentlemen Prefer book" ... Serpico still has a fragment of a would· Blondes" was sold out In advance for the full be assa~in 's bullet in his head. seven weeks .'.. It has new songs. of 24 hours, then conveyed to a warehoul!e rnlroeral content. "Salt heavily to keep all Salt retards e~ceu dryn- In cured wher~ It goes into paper hags ror livestock In condition," the comp,any hay. Ohio River Salt will silly where it Ia .~ hlpnoe n t. ~ugl(ests . '~<!altered and does not aiH to the lx>ttom of The company su~gesl•l n Its brochure The local product also is effective In • mow, the company points out. man y Ui!C! f(or coarse salt, purtlculurly dea ling with hay problems. For example, And - ot course - Ohio River Salt Ia around the home. 'fhe product Is recom· Arnerlcun farmers lo!!e about J~O,OOO,OOO a widely uaed In Kenlucky and TtlllltiiH mended as eooklng salt "with a fla vor": year in harvesUng hay. Millions of dollar,, lor curing meat. In fact, trucka ot the lilt for use as the raswsl freezing Ice cream In addi tion to losses of buildings and crops, company haul loads of the product Into salt, to rejuvenate wawr sof!Alner, for are lost to fire• of unknown origin (which Kentucky, so great Is thecteffi#nd. ln ~y plckellng and home canning, as a weed may be jusUy charged to spontaneous other cases, trucks owned by the pur· killer, and even lor a refrdshlng bath on combusion) th,; company reporl.l. chasers haul the 1111lt away from the salt Saturday night. Five to I ~ poundli of Ohio River Salt works to the points of diltrlbutlon. The company rt-eommends placing per ton on hay in stacks or mows retards A visitor from ColumbUa to Pomeroy Ohio River Sal lin the feed <II larrn a~hnals the generation of heat, keeps down the recenUy pointed up the popularity of the and keeping It In front or them all the lime growth of rnold$ which cause mustiness, Ohio River Salt. The villtor made a apeci1l to encourage them to drink more water, streak~ .and loss of food value, and rnskes trip to a Pomeroy atore•to purcha~e a bag parllcularly during wlniAlr months. Spring hay more p~latable and healthful to of lhe salt to take back to Columbut with means lots or green grass with little animals. (Continued on · JH~gt 2) • Sunday partly cloudy and high in upper 60s and lower 70s. Lows tonight in 50s. Showers possible Monday. Miles Epling and Dan Roll were asked to search for .in· formation concerning the organization of a militia. r~v~·i:~·; ·. ;~~·~g~n~·,·w~·;,· BY 80811QEFl.ICH POMEROY Ute rally, the aalt ol llle earth l1in Pomeroy, and has been tor over 100 yean. II was In 1860 that' the Excelsior Salt Worka was established on Pomeroy'a East Moln St. Ever since, the company has been extracUng lrom natural brme round 1,200 feet under the ground whalls. known these days as "Ohio River Sail." Longtime residents of Meigs County, of course, frdquenUy refer tonthe product as coarse aalt. Today, operations are sun going strons WJder the dlrecllon of George Ebersbuch, Middleport. The salt ill made !torn natural brine which Is pumped to the surface at the rate of 140 gallons per minute and placed into 80,000 gallon storage tanks. It ill then passed through a pre-heater, a large vat with low pressure steam pipes in it whe~ it Is heated to a low temperature. Next, It goes to evaporators, over a hand fired coal furnace, where It Is lx>lled, beginning the process of removing water by evaporation. . The hot brine passes through a filtering val where Iron 1s·seitled out. Ills then conducted to a draw val and held for lt•rther 'evaporation until it reaches full ~turatlon . Here, the brine becomes ready to form salt., Saturated brine goes to the open grainer where flaky grains settle to the lx>ltom. There it is picked up by automatic rakes and deposited In draining bins. The salt is held In the bins lor a period Weather area." Orange or Grape 46 oz. DRINK GEORGE EBERSBACH, MIDDLEPORT, BESIDE of one of the huge piles of coarse salt produced al the Excelsior Salt Works In Pomeroy. .....:.:.yox.:.:~-=~-:-·.:-·.·;-·.-,.;.·-;-:-·v··:·····-.·······.;.·-;.·.•,·.~.-.;o:.<'.••••,.................., •••.w.•<"''·'·'·'•'•"-'·····~·.•bw<-,~·····=·"''•>:->:•:•m;;:-.,:::::w.;•~i ITI *{L~· --~I!!J director or Ohio vocational education , praised area residents for tllklng part in such a "movement forward in education. ." Mr. [)()ugan added, "We have made great strides In this Held the past few years . Without your effort•, this would bave been Impossible. We are still looking for new ideas. With continued support from local leadership, we will continue to advance, and a project which was only a dream a few short years .go will become a reali\y." · Mr. Dougan was introduced by Ponney Cisco, school director. Mr. Cisco reminded Pomeroy course salt iR· wide use e Fort Randolph may be rebuilt LECTURES CONTINUE A series of lectures on the Biblical trace of the church are still being conducted at the · Nease Settlement Church of God nightly at 7:30. The ser· vices' will continue through next week. The Rev . George Oiler is pastor. The public is invited. 11 l 111 11 11 - · . :g~~~~~~:~~~~:.ialjudge.~Gagli•rdi, didrwt ~nder Islam was 65 attend .vo·ed scb.oo}'s · ff d . k. k • on a vtsory IC 0 sessl 30 PAGES 3 SECTIONS VOL. 8 NO. 33 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1973 GaiHpolis-Point Pleasant ----~-----------------~------~~~~ Men ·fall ·from Judge to address prayer breakfast . CAMP DAVID, Md. (UP!) Presidelll NIJ!pn Saturday worked on a package of housing bills that h~ expects to make public in a message to Congress soon. · Dep~ty Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said the President would put finishing touches on the housing measures and work on other administration legislative proposals during the weekend at his retreat in the Maryland mountains. No staff aides or advisers were on hand; The President already had discussed the proposals last Friday in a White House meeting with Secretary James T. Lynn or Housing an\! Urbal\ Development and other top HUD officials. Nixon was driven to Camp David Saturday With his wife, Pat, daughter Julie Eisenhower and friend C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo. They were joined later by Julie's husband, David Eisenhower. Warren said Nixon's daughiAlr, 'fricla, and her husband Edward Cox, left Camp David Sjturday morning after a stay of several days. Tolliver band in first show GALLIPOLIS - Performing before the home fans for the first lime ever under the direction of Rodney Tolliver, Gallla Acadeiny High School's 106-piece marching band received a big hand following , · an excellent halftime show on Memort·al Field here Friday night during the GARS· Coal Grove football game. The Blue !levU musicians repeated their halftime show presented last week at Akron Manchester. During Ihe next three weeks, however, the Tolliver musicians will have their work cut out for them - GAHS is at home on Sept. 21, Sept. 28 and Oct. 5. The Blue Devil band which performed without music sheets, appeared to have their nwnbers memorized perfectly. Funs noticed the Gallipolis band did not wear hats Friday. That's because there aren't enough to go around this fall. Last year U1e GAHS band had only 80 membel'!l.' Roger Brwnfield narrated Friday's show. Thief steals $410 from Kanauga home GALLIPOLIS - Guilla County sheriff's deputies f'rlday investigated the theft of f410 In cash from the residence of · Hubert Thlvener, 410Smlth Dr., Kanauga. Officers also Investigated a mimi traffic accldeno which occurred . on the Kerr-liethel Rd. According to the repotl, vehicles driven by Charlee Richards, 49, Rt. 3 Oallipolia, a~ Charla Edward McGlone, 37, Port.tmouth, collided. There wal minor damage and no chatltl were flied. One arrest recorded wu Roger V. Ellioll, 30, 528 Jackaon Pike, Oalllpolia for tamperins with a mot,ur vehicle, GALLIPOLIS-Judge Wilber J. Shull of the Franklin County MWJicipal Court in Columbus will speak at the Constilutton Day Prayer Breakfast Monday morning, Sept. 17, at 7 o'clock at the Holiday lnn near here. Judge Shull abo will address the student body at Kyger Creek High School following the prayer breakfast. At 10:30, th.e Judge will be the guest of Mrs. Paul Wagner on the WJEH "Chatterbox" show. In the afternoon, he will appear before the Hannan Trace High School assembly where he again will speak on the U. S. Constitution, the blessings or liberty, and the Christian Heritage of America . Judge Shull, who will be accompanied at the prayer breakfast by Gallipolis Municipal Judge RobertS. Bel:z and other members of the legal profession, will speak of his own Christian faith and the significance or the Judea-Christian ethic to the success of American government under the Constitution drafted 166 years ago on Sept. 17, 1787. The public is Invited to attend. No reservations are requirad. The prayer breakfast will begin promptly at 7:30a.m. and conclude by 8. Judge Sh&dl, oi native of Frankli!t County, graduated from The Ohio Stale University Law School in 1930, and was admitted to the bar. the same year. Practicing with the law firm of Miller, Thompson and Dunbar for four years, Judge Shull was named an Assistant Attorney General by John W. Bricker. He served in that capacity four years, and was then named Special Counsel to Attorney General Thomas J. Herbert in 1940. Dw:ing the war, Shull served with the U. s. ·Army Air Corps (1942-1946) in Combat Intelligence. He was dcscharged with the rank of Major. Judge Shull was twice elected to the Ohio Senate where he served ·on the Finance and the Judiciary Committees. He helped draft the present Ohio Revised Code and sponsored its enactment. He was also a member of the Ohio Un-Amerlcan tower scaffold CHESHffiE - [)()nald Call, 29, Rio Grande, was listed In critical condition Saturday afternoon at University Hospital, Columbus and a fellow worker, Billy Mosley, 19, Catlettsburg, Ky., was in apparent ·satisfactory condition at Holzer Medical Center following an accident at the James M. Gavin Plant construction sl te Friday. Details of the accident were lacking. Both the injured men were employed by Research Cottrell. Jim Belcher, general superin!Alndent ior Research Cottrell, could nol be reached for . comment JUDGE SHULL Saturday afternoon. According to unconfirmed reports, the Activities Committee mi Cornmumsm. two men were working on pre-<:ast conFirst elected to the ·Columbus crew supports inside cooling tower No. 2. Municipal Court in 1953, Wilbur Shull has been twice re-elected to that bench, and is now serving his third IAlrm. He has one son living in Columbus, and a married daughter residing in New Mexico. They were approximately 80 ieet from the ground floor when the supporta ~nUy failed, plummeting both men to the f!OOI' below. Parts of the supporta apparently fell ori the victims. · Elttent of the Injuries we~ not known . . One report said the two men were rushed to Holzer Medical Center by plant security men in the plant ambulance. Call was transferred to University H011pital by the Gallia County SEOEMS ambulance. He reportedly suffered multiple Internal injuries and multiple fractures of lx>th legs. Call reportedly received open heart surgery in Columbus, He was In surgery six hours, one source said Saturday. Bargaining resumed an instrument to assist locjl government:; MARIETIA - The Buckeye !fills • issued on July 13, 1973. Hocking Valley Regional Development The district is ·currently assuming In the Buckeye Hills • Hocklna Valley • assist· Council (BH·HVRDD) last week became basic responsibillly for completing a Region in their efforts' to plan, gain Ohio's official "pilot" regional develop- major analysis of the economic impact of ance !or, and executve a variety of ment district serving eight southeastern the new deep coal mines and power plant programs and projects. Ohio counties. that are being located in .Meigs, Ga!lla, BH-HVRDD is based upon the idea Resolution C73-1 approved at a and Vinton Counties, a county wide meeting of the council here Tuesday, emergency ambulance system In Perry that by working together relatively declared BH-HVRDD's Intent to' organize County, and an in:&aft form analysis of sparsely populated rural counties and the as the single wnbrella regional planning the solid waste collection and disposa~ occasional larger communities in the and development organlwtion for slate situation In Athens County. The Dlltrlct region can afford the staff and services planning In Region 8 serving Athens, also (X'ovldes continuing staff support to . necessary for the optimum use of Hocking, Morgan, Monroe, Meigs, Noble, local planning commissions on a request available federal, slate, and : local resources. 11 !unctions as an association of Perry and Washington Counties. basis. · Fringe benefits of the action, acIn addition to doing lis own extensive local governments established under Ohio cording to James E. Roush, a member of printing and graphics work, the dcstrict law and is governed by a Polley Council the executive committee for Meigs also makes available to local pl!mnlng composed of two thirds elected public County, Is state and federal money that commissions, other units of local govern- officials, one third non-public represencan be used lor special district programs. ment, and non.profit groups a varie\y of tatives, and an executive committee composed or one member and one alter· David C. Sweet, director of the Ohio printing and graphics services at cost. Department of Economic and Community The council adopted two amendments nate appointed from each of the nine Development, accepted the council •s ·to its by~aws (1), on repre•entatlon, the l'OUntles. official representative of the district for remaining one-third of the Council shall be development and planning. composed of citizens who o·epresent During the last six months over $10 principal community or regional Interest $4,244 RECEIVED million in BH~HVRDD asslsted projects or ~roupi, includlntl but not limited to GALLIPOLIS - Gallta County were approved In the region. The approved commerce, industry, lalx>r, agriculture. projec,ta ranged from ,:water and sewer education, health, law . Income and received $4,243.71 !or the September dissystems to vocational education facilities · minority groupa, an~ (2), additional at· . tribution for local income taxes according and major airport lmprovementa. large non.publlc official representatives to Auditor Joseph T. Fe1·guson. Using a The District lists In excess of S25 shall be appointed by a majority vole of percentage factor causes the amount avuiluble monthly to local govermental mJIIIon in pending and approved projects the Council . on its most recent current projects list · BH·HVRDD was established in 1968 as units to flucluale. DETROIT (UP!) - Lalx>r negotiators returned to the · bargaining table at Chrysler Corp. Saturday, eleven hours after the United Auto Workers struck the nation's third largest automaker for the first lime in 23 years. Top bargainers for the union and company rna de no s tt a ements to newsmen, continuing the total news blackout that began Thur~y night. It was lifted !or one hour Fr1day for the , annou~ce~ent that the strike was begmmng m the Umted Slates aoo Canada. "Weju.st literally ran out of time," UAW President Leonard Woodcock told new,smen packed into a crowded pressroom at Chrysler's world headquarters in nearby Highland Park . Negotiations that began July 18 failed to resolve a variety of issues, Woodcock said, Bn•dge opened · 10 aut OS on}y LANGSVILLE - The bridge on SR 124 over Leading Creek near here damaged Aug. 16 by a tractor-troller rig has been opened to automobiles only. J. Phillip Rlchley, Ohio director of transportatlon,infofll\ed the Meigs County Sheriff's office Saturday the bridge will be physically restricted by a barrier to a vehicle clearance of seven feel. The weight limit, Wltil lull repairs are completed probably by Oct. 15, will be 5,000 lbs. ilicludlng union demands lor voluntary overtime, heaJth .. and safety measur1111; special provisions for skilled trade and salaried workers and a wage Increase. . A new lapel button appeared on unloo members during the first day of the ltrllte. The green button said "We Can. Work It Out.ll Chrysler has 1'!1,500 workers In the. Ullited States and Canada repre&e~~ted by the UAW . Some 10,000 white-collar workers were told by the union to stay on the job and another 14,200 hourly workers were allowed to continue worklntl at various plants that supply· other autotnakers in farm implement manufacture. ~t was the firat lime since 1960 that . O.rysler has been shut in a nationllatrlke, • That walkout luted.104 days. Chryaler has been struck three times by the UAW since the organizing drives of the state 19308. In 1937, the UAW stqed a ~y strike to wln .recognltion for the union. In 1948, a 17-atrike won union workers 13 cents an hour more in pay and Improved vacation pay. The IOf.day strllte In 1960-lhe aecond longest In 11AW history -won workn better pension benefits. · This year, the major illue wu voluntary overtime, a factor that put the nation'& oecond largest union and the automotive . Industry on a collision course. The union · says workers should have the riaht to refuse overtime llllgllllltllla and the companies say they woo'l be able to meet production schedules if they don't control the work ll<!hedules. brld~p~~;t~~u:;~~~!~~~~~~da~~ tra!lic to relieve transportation problems Case continued for Gilliuan playing pol.itic.s--Collins we' COLUMBUS State' not even mention live Represenlallvc Oakley C. . Republican eleclion reform Collins (R·Ironton) said bills blocked. in the Democrat Saturday that "the Governor's Houae, why did he not press for call for a specialseseion of the the elecUoo reform legislation General Auembly Is un- when we were In ~gular fortunately poUUcal, ignores 1111ssion and why did he Ignore Important campaign issues other Important Issues?" and may actually harm · elecUon · reform, more . than Collins said legialatore, in· help it.". eluding both Republicans and "If the c1ll for lrnl Special Democrata, would be more , Session Is not political," Collins than willing to spend additional · said, "why did the GQ ern01: lime in Columbus "1111 rdlly . . BH-HR VDD official planners I PRICE 20 CENTS · Pomeroy-Middleport ''We are all concerned about , · It ·Created lor people In western Meigs the purpose of helping campaign financing and open County. Stale Route 124 also is the major U1e ciUzens:•• · elecUons. But we also believe I'Oad to and !rim the Gavin Mines near Salem Center. "However," Collins noted, "I that these IS/lues are suf· cannot bellev~ that any !iclentiy important that they GOT ANY QUESTIONS? leglslators want to be lhe tools should not become the tools of people just seeking to enhance · GALLIPOLIS - A repreaenllitlve of of a governor Intent upon enhancing his Image more than their publlc image - which the Congressman Clarence E. MIUer's office ·the quality of the legillatlon on governor is apparently doing . will conduct an open dOOI' se811ion from 9 Moreover, no ·one has yet a.m. • ll a.m. on Tuesday at the County the books." One p~eulng matler, ac- proved that we couldn't h av~ Commissioners office In Galllpolis. cording to Collins Is tax reform wRih.>d until we . reconvene In l':voryono huvlng questions concerning the legislalion, such as further Jnnu~ry to pass the needed Federal Govcrnmdnt should atop In to legl~lution," Collins concluded. discuss the... property tax r.educUon . 17. VPJir-old Wluth ~erved t • \~ ,..t ~ . .t, GALUPOLIS- Probatnnd Juvenllt Court Judge R. WUUam Jenklnl Friday conUnued the caM of 17')'Hr old Pvt. Jamea Fisher ell Ri. 2, GaiU110111, chlqed with vehicular bomlrlde In thl dlllb Ill Paula Kay Vornholt, 21, ol441 SprtiOIIt. Exlenaion. Pvt. Fisher wW applll' In CGI!rtlll:• p.m. Tuuday, Sept, II. Mill VaraltGHdled Sunday Stpi.loflnjurlwltllfllltllnltwo ) car ht~tWII colllllonlll'llf' IIIII tiiJ. ' ! • !; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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